Copenhagen in November 6 by helanker
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Description
Just another shot from the day in Copenhagen with my childhood friend :) FULL SIZE IS BETTER.
Have a beautiful day/evening
I almost forgot to upload again LOL!
It is getting colder. Today was 4 to 5C
Thank you for your always welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)

Comments (16)
Really sensational job on this capture Helle. Your city is really beautiful and I love those streets
Superb capture Helle. God Bless.
Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen! Thank you for this fantastic capture of your city Helle, it looks so beautiful. hugs Jane xx
Beautiful composition. excellent work
beautiful looking,nice shot
Love old buildings :D
I love all the textures! Fabulous!
Such a beauty of a classical type building. Looks like a pile of horse drinking troughs in the sculpture!
Beautiful photo, it's a great kontrast with the yellow building ;o))))))))
A lovely shot but strangely quiet.
Excellent capture!
Lovely shot!
Cool!
Wonderful view! Great capture! :)
Excellent shot, fantastic details. I like the colors of the house.
The first thing that grabbed my eye was: "Huks Fluks" which is incomprehensible to me, since it looks like two words in Danish and...well...I know what Danish sounds like but I can't speak it! Anway! I love this! The colors are magical, so warm and golden and toasty. Are the roof tiles made out of slate? They look like it. They are also nicely shiny, but maybe that is from drizzle or rain. I really like this, and I like the boat sculpture in the middle. At least I think it's a boat sculpture. Maybe it's as Andrea said, and it's drinking troughs for horses of different heights?