Returnable Bottles Business - People Photography by worldcapture Week #10
Since many years you can definitely see a increase of pictures like this one in every german an probably in all of the European cities. People searching for returnable bottles which are worth up to 0,25 Euro cent.
In my Hometown this is a daily picture and I heard stories that they are fighting for areas already. For example, if you go near the soccer stadion during a game and try to collect bottles you´ll definitely get in trouble with other people doing the same.
Seit vielen Jahren sieht man definitiv in jeder deutschen und wahrscheinlich in allen europäischen Städten eine Zunahme von Bildern wie diesem. Menschen die nach Mehrwegflaschen suchen, deren Wert bis zu 0,25 Euro beträgt.
In meiner Heimatstadt ist dies ein tägliches Bild und ich habe Geschichten gehört, dass bereits um Gebiete gekämpft wird. Wenn man sich beispielsweise während eines Spiels in die Nähe des Fußballstadions begeben würde um dort Flaschen zu sammeln, würde man definitiv Probleme mit anderen Flaschensammlern bekommen.
| Category | Peoplephotography by @worldcapture |
| Settings | ISO200 45mm f/3.2 1/320 |
| Camera | Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45mm F1.8 |
| Lens | Olympus OMD EM10 Mark II |
| Location | Stuttgart, Germany |
This idea of returnable plastic bottles is brilliant. I don´t understand why it has not been implemented in every country yet. The problem with plastic pollution would be solved soon.
I´ve no idea. When they started to implement it everyone was upset, but now it is just normal. If it helps much...honestly I´ve no idea.
Great entry with a real story behind it! Thanks for participating again!
Thanks! You probably know that problem on german streets.
Yeah i've heard and seen it. There are actually some people who are making a sh$& ton of money on festivals and on other events as you mentioned. But for the good part - It keeps our streets clean of bottles ;)
yep thats true and I don´t sentence anyone whom is collecting them. I´m always happy to give away my empty bottles.