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Published: 2006-07-26 19:56:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 4978; Favourites: 96; Downloads: 185
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I went to Berlin, and I was struck by the architecture. This is the second in a series of how I found the architecture there, and as you all know, I
architecture.
Berlin Architecture I: [link] Berlin Architecture II: [link] Berlin Architecture III: [link] Berlin Architecture IV: [link] Berlin Architecture V: [link] "An architect's most useful tools are an eraser at the drafting board, and a wrecking bar at the site." --Frank Lloyd Wright
Streaming out of the unbending steel, reflecting glass and chilly facades stream these wonderful lights, gently illuminating our lives and lighting our paths. Woe be upon he who looks beyond these gentle, colourful and caring lights! He will be cast out from the good company and see less than nothing. Stumbling in the darkness inevatibly means hard falls. But he will see clearly.
Location: Potsdamer platz, Berlin, Eurodisney
Data: 300d, 50mm
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No prose necessary... stunning photo. Colors are your friend dude.
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i have no reason why i like this so much so il have to give you a hug 
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One of my favourite architectural photographs this year.
Great, as always.
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thank you, i tried to sum up what the berlin architecture was like 
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Jeg liker dette enda bedre enn det fΓΈrste. Fargekombinasjonen er flott, den gjΓΈr meg glad.
OgsΓ₯ dette bildet har den dynamiske komposisjonen, det er sΓ₯ fint.
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i I didnt finish....I was going to say I m so glad I found deviant art because of pictures like this. Its nice to finally belong somewhere I love your photos.
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is this some sick joke? my cat photos are better!
seriously though, are you familiar with the art of jeremy blake? he did the title effects for punch-drunk love.
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jeremy blake has some very nice colour work the last decade if that's what you refer to
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gorgeous...I would have seen it purely as an abstraction, but your story lends meaning to the image...it reminds me of a ferris wheel seen from between squinted eyelids.
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i'm seein some really good work coming out of this series... great way to play with light and color, and the concept is very refreshing... i'm excited to see more, so keep em coming!
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