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At first, we intend to shooting a group photographs of the "Christmas's expression".But when we organized the photos, we found something more interesting. We found that, in the background of the photos, there's a group little guys, which be ignored, have all kinds of interesting expression. This is a group of unnoticed Christmas participants, maybe these expressions to express their moods. | At first, we intend to shooting a group photographs of the "Christmas's expression".But when we organized the photos, we found something more interesting. We found that, in the background of the photos, there's a group little guys, which be ignored, have all kinds of interesting expression. This is a group of unnoticed Christmas participants, maybe these expressions to express their moods. |
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Dérive Weihnachtsmarkt
Luise Schwandt und Tina Keitzl haben sich mit der Frage beschäftigt, ob der Weihnachtsmarkt geschäftsfördernd oder -schädigend sein könnte. Zur Beantwortung dieser Frage interviewten sie dazu mehrere Angestellte, die unterschiedliche Aussagen lieferten. Manche Geschäfte sind durch die Holzhütten völlig abgeschottet und werden vom Besucherstrom kaum wahrgenommen. Je nachdem, wie die Verkaufsstände angeordnet sind, kann der Weihnachtsmarkt als auch der Zwiebelmarkt erfahrungsgemäß zu einem Rückgang der Kundschaft führen.
At first, we intend to shooting a group photographs of the "Christmas's expression".But when we organized the photos, we found something more interesting. We found that, in the background of the photos, there's a group little guys, which be ignored, have all kinds of interesting expression. This is a group of unnoticed Christmas participants, maybe these expressions to express their moods.