Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Berlin


Berlin was the first city where I've consciously started to look at the the surrounding for the subjects of my new-found hobby. All of a sudden  the guided tours around Berlin became much more interesting, I was looking around, scanning the rooftops, training my lens on "suspicious" busts.

It is obvious that 19th century Germans were not very shy about human body. They can not be accused in sexism either,  as both female and male forms are extensively represented across the city.

Berlin 2007

 
 The Brandenburg Gate. Sculptures Johann Gottfried Schadow

A close-up
 
                                              You better do not mess with this lady


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Rooftops...
 
 
 
                                                                       
 
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                              Russian Embassy. This Russian lady is dressed up, but still impressive.

Jewish Museum, old building - Cleopatra with the snake.
  
The poster says - "The most beautiful Frenchmen (women) are coming from New York". Probably a visiting exhibition. 
 
This photo was actually taken in 1999 in the pre-digital era in  what still felt like East Berlin at that time. But with Coca Cola - a sign of a bright future.


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