The ship Lyngholmen, moored at Helsingør guest harbour. Doesn’t carry a nation flag but a ship looking the same and with the same name is registered in Norway. It was built in 1955 and named Hankø and the name was changed in 1993 to Lyngholmen. Home port close to my home, just across the border in Fredrikstad.
Ship ohoj, ha de Gött!
With its 368 meters the TV-tower make a fantastic landmark and symbol of Berlin, viewable from almost any angle in this fantastic city. The tower was completed in 1969 by the east German republic DDR to remind people in the west of the east. It holds a restaurant and a viewing café in the cupola at 200 meters. This rotates around two times every hour.
Hope you enjoy the pictures. As a bonus a film from the 21 seconds elevator trip down.
Watch where you’re going, but do look up. Ha de Gött!
The other side of East Side Gallery in Berlin. The East Side Gallery is a part of the Berlin wall still standing and on the East side it is covered by wall paintings. Not many tourist find this side.
There’s always another perspective, ha de Gött!
Been off grid for a while because I’ve been traveling. To the capital of Germany, Berlin. 900 pictures in the camera and another 200 in the phone so I have some sorting to do.
Today I share a picture of Berlin Alexanderplatz from 209 meters above. Taken from the TV tower (Fernsehturm) that is a landmark, viewable from all angles, in Berlin. With a total height of 368 meters it is the highest building in Germany.
Ha de Gött!
Did some experimenting with the light using the most beautiful flower as a model. Not only is the model beautiful but she also has the most beautiful name, Lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis). In Swedish Liljekonvalj. I hope the picture made her justice.
The more I try, the more luck I have. Ha de Gött!
The sheep’s giving a performance for us during our evening walk. A manifestation of life. The best pieces you have to reach for but, also that it’s easier to reach your goals with collaboration.
Lend that helping hand and grab on to the one offered, ha de Gött!
Not only the water surface was blank, so was also the sky. Clear skies is the landscape photographers nightmare. After struggling with myself I decided that this picture work with the blank water surface sorrounded by the rocks.
What do you think, please give me your feedback in the comment field.
Embrace the stillness and let your mind go blank, ha de Gött!
Mirror, mirror in the flood
who’s the prettiest crow in the hood
Black is beautiful, ha de Gött!
Just a small project for the handy man.
Can we do it, yes we can. Ha de Gött!
A Heron the lookout for a tasty bite of fish.
Bon Appetit, ha de Gött!
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