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And again with the topical picture:
Oct. 27th, 2013 06:06 pm
American embassy, Brandenburg Gate, glass dome of Reichstag building which houses the German parliament.
Am I a cynic that I am not the least bit surprised that friends spy on friends?
Partners snoop. Parents read diaries.
"It just shows that I care and worry about you."
Brandenburg Gate.
Oct. 23rd, 2013 11:18 amSo, you've seen the Brandenburg Gate and decided it was a lot smaller than you expected, so apart from its symbolic value when it was closed due to the city being split in half, it's irrelevant which means that you can safely ignore it on subsequent visits?
Yes, that's what I thought.
City marketing made me see the light. (Pun intended.)
( Like this: )
Yes, that's what I thought.
City marketing made me see the light. (Pun intended.)
( Like this: )
Democracy.
Oct. 22nd, 2013 11:32 amIn honour of today's first session of the new Bundestag I'll show you what it looks like at night:
We don't have a new government yet - the coalition talks have just started - and this is the building where all the Members of Parliament have their offices:
( Here: )
We don't have a new government yet - the coalition talks have just started - and this is the building where all the Members of Parliament have their offices:
( Here: )
Berlin by bus.
Oct. 21st, 2013 07:13 pm
Taken while sitting in gridlocked traffic. The light was fading, the bus was full of whining teenagers and you can see half the name of a drugstore chain reflected in the bus window: ROSS means horse.
A typical travel photo.
Photographs of an art project in Berlin: Innen Stadt Außen.
Interview with the artist (in German).
Official site (in English) with more pictures.
Driftwood logs in the middle of the city, mirrors small and great in unexpected places, kaleidoscopes, white lines that you may know from a football field all squiggly and disappearing into the undergrowth. And I nearly forgot to mention the bicycles with mirrors for wheels.
Interview with the artist (in German).
Official site (in English) with more pictures.
Driftwood logs in the middle of the city, mirrors small and great in unexpected places, kaleidoscopes, white lines that you may know from a football field all squiggly and disappearing into the undergrowth. And I nearly forgot to mention the bicycles with mirrors for wheels.