Buildings
Alley in Greek Village
Naxos, Greece
Window
Naxos, Greece
Door
Naxos, Greece
33 or 65
Naxos, Greece
Greece Churches
San Torini, Greece
Naxos City
Naxos, Greece
Porta of Naxos
Taken at sunset time
Mufflon
Hohenzollern Bridge, Cologne
Kölner Schlösser
Hohenzollern Bridge, Cologne
Padlock At Hohenzollern-Bridge
The Hohenzollern bridge is used by couples to express their love by putting such a padlock at the bridge and then throwing the key into rhine. This picture is quiet old, because today the bridge is nearly full of padlocks.
Cathedral and train brigde
It seems that the train are going directly into the cathedral... it is said the German Kaiser did that on purposes, because he didn't like the catholics.
Crane Houses
Rheinauhafen, Cologne
Crane House
The famous "Kranhäuser" in Cologne
Severin-Bridge
Detail view of the Severin bridge in Cologne with the famous colour Adenauer Blue http://bit.ly/1LZtFjK
Rheinauhafen
Old industrial building ve been renewd and are now flats
Crane
Crane - seen in Rheinauhafen in Cologne
Church
Seen in Allgäu
Oia
San Torini, Greece
Windows of the famous Kranhaus
Kranhaus, Cologne
Anna Church
Annakirche, Düren
Fisheye Selfie
Siena, Italy
Palazzo Pubblico
Siena, Fisheye
Castle Brolio
http://bit.ly/1p5ORq5
Siena through a Fisheye
Siena, Toscana
Drachenburg
edited by snapseed - before Google has bought Nik software and crashed this great software - seen in Königaswinter
Cologne Cathedral
I was lucky that my hot-air balloon ride was going directly over the cathedral
Maybachstraße
The subway station Maybachstraße in Stuttgart
Town Hall Heppenheim
Nice old building
Was Christo here?
The town hall of Düren
Siegburg
The beautiful city of Siegburg in the autumn sun
Cologne at night
The amazing colours of the bridge during the night are really faszinating
Glowing bridge
Cologne during the blue hour
Cologne at sunset
Another classical picture...
Cologne Cathedral
The Classical picture of Cologne with the Hohenzollern Bridge and the famous cathedral
Culture Palace
One of the most impressive buildings in Warsaw - and even more important: This was the view from my hotel room
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