Unknown Berlin # 52 - Frozen Sweat by billcody

Photography • Architecture • posted on Mar 15, 2009

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Dear friends, springtime is coming soon, and it feels good..... Last chance to show some winter pics from Berlin, let´s have a look how big your intest is. Global warming paused a little bit this year and we have had some really cold winter days here and two weeks with real snow...The young people were astounished, that it could be soooooo cold in Berlin........hihi. This pic here was taken at some of the coldest days this winter season, and it was so cold that Atlas sweat was frozen...Huahhh... Date: 2009-01-12 with Canon EOS 5D, and a very little postwork with PS3 Thanks for your interest and your comments for my older pics. I will be back in the evening. Enjoy the sunday, I will have a cup of coffee and some cake with friends - directly now.... Your billy

Comments (14)

MC-Jay-One

8:29AM | Sun, 15 March 2009

Großartiges Foto !!

Konnitiva

9:40AM | Sun, 15 March 2009

Great! It's near the "Sigenzolle". Isn't it?

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lyron

9:50AM | Sun, 15 March 2009

Great shot!!

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dbrv6

10:00AM | Sun, 15 March 2009

Excellent capture! Needs a bath!

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Fidelity2

11:33AM | Sun, 15 March 2009

Super cool on your part. Good production. 5+.

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jocko500

12:18PM | Sun, 15 March 2009

yes he works hard to keep the earth up. wonderful image with a little fun too

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durleybeachbum

1:36PM | Sun, 15 March 2009

Wonderful, great title too.

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jeroni

2:26PM | Sun, 15 March 2009

Wonderful image with a very interesting

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billcody

3:41PM | Sun, 15 March 2009

@konnitiva: Yes, it´s near the "Siegessaeule", the "Victoria`s pilar". The atlas figure is part of the Bismarck memorial, which name is seen partly. Otto von Bismarck was chancellor in the late 19. century under the german emperor. They called him the "iron chancellor". Thanks for your interest.

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