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Imst Schemenlaufen, Austria
Imst Schemenlaufen, a traditional carnival held only once every four years in Imst, Tirol, Austria (31 January 2016). The Schemenlaufen is inscribed on the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Pictured here, one of the Scheller (the Scheller are one of the main 'characters' in Schemenlaufen), with cattle bells round his waist. © Rudolf Abraham
Author: Rudolf Abraham
© Rudolf Abraham www.rudolfabraham.com
Photo size: 18.8 Mpixels (53.9 MB uncompressed) - 3540x5320 pixels (11.8x17.7 in / 30x45 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: 2016, Alpine, Austria, Austrian, carnival, Central, Cultural Heritage, Europe, European, Fasnacht, Imst Schemenlaufen, Imster, Intangible, January, masked, masks, rain, Roller, Rudolf Abraham, Scheller, Shrovetide, sleet, snow, Sunday, Tirol, town, tradition, traditional, Tyrol, UNESCO, winter
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