Unknown Berlin # 41 - The Reichstag by billcody
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Good Evening to you all!
I was a little bit lazy the last weeks and many of you got not the interest that you should get, but the problem is fixed now so I am able to work on it.....
In these days I try to learn the secrets of indoor photography and dig for the treasures they collect here in the countless museums of Berlin. Maybe there is once a series about it, who knows?
And then the lots of pics from the last year - all of them will be named, cataloged, looked at and a lot of them will kicked away....
This pic was taken at july 7th 2007 from the inside of the Berlin Main station. It shows the german parlament with the glass dome and the bureaus of the parliament members in the front before.
I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for looking in and for your comments to my older pics here. My best wishes for you all.
Billyboy
Comments (5)
maravillosa imagen amigo una gran comp.
Oh the Reichtag... I have take many picts in this place... fabulous Berlin... an amazing shot my friend!
I really like this image, I love grids and things observed through them.
Fantastic shot, I like this quite a lot, especially yhe way you have shot through the glass frontage of the Station. I would love to see one of the Station itself, from the outside looking in. I find the structure quite interesting. I have a couple of shots in my gallery of one of the court buildings in Manchester UK. The structure of that is something similar to this one. It is also nice to see the German Parliament with the glass dome, it does suprise me somewhat that in this day and age of the terrorist and bombs, we continue to use glass in such quantaties in the construction of our buildings. One small bomb = millions of shards of glass. Quite an astounding equasion when looked at in this way. Superb work, very interesting. Bravo!!!!!
This is a really nice view of the German Parliament through the glass of the station Wolfgang. Excellent idea, Sig...