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Ein Spaziergang im Berliner Regierungsviertel
mit Flickr Freunden aus der Schweiz.
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A walk in Berlin's government district
with Flickr friends from Switzerland.
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Une promenade dans le quartier gouvernemental de Berlin
avec des amis Flickr de Suisse.
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Berlin in the summer 2019.
Remembering fantastic weather at the river Spree, when thing still went right!
Seen from the Elsenbrücke (Elsen-Bridge)
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The winters in Berlin are dark and grey. This year it was especially dark. Hardly sun - but lots of fog.
Bessa R with Nokton 1.5 50mm on T-Max 3200 exp. @800 in Tetenal Ultrafine T-Plus
Beach chairs at the shore of river Spree, while the S-Bahn is passing by.
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pre COVID-19, Berlin in the summer 2019! Seen from the Elsenbrücke (Elsen-Bridge)
Beacaus it is such a rainy and cool Sunday summer weather today, I remember the hot times one year ago! Enjoy your sunny Sunday, my friends.
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another sight in monochrome showing the two arms of river Spree and museums’ island, which is UNESCO worlde heritage, with Bode-Museum. New in Berlins Cityscapea are the amounts of construction cranes everywhere in the City. Can't get anywhere with out seeing them. I’m very much tempted to make a series of this new Berlin urban landscape.. Knowing, how long it takes in Berlin to get a construction finished, /see our Airport. LOL) we’ll live in this new landscape for quiet a long period of time!! 😉 wishing all a happy Saturday!
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Germania, Berlino, Oberbaumbrucke, Primavera 2015
Il Ponte Oberbaum (tedesco: Oberbaumbrücke) è un ponte a due piani che attraversa il fiume Sprea a Berlino ed è considerato uno dei punti più caratteristici della città. C'è un ponte qui dal 1732, in origine era di legno e poi venne modificato in quello attuale dopo il 1879. Esso collega Friedrichshain e Kreuzberg, quartieri una volta divisi dal Muro di Berlino, ed è pertnto diventato un simbolo importante dell'unità di Berlino. La parte inferiore del ponte è stradale e quella superiore ferroviaria per la linea U-Bahn U1. Il ponte appare spesso nel film del 1998 Lola corre.
The Oberbaum Bridge (German: Oberbaumbrücke) is a double-deck bridge crossing Berlin's River Spree, considered one of the city's landmarks. There is a bridge here from 1732, originally it was a wooden one and then it was modified in the actual one after the 1879. It links Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, former boroughs that were divided by the Berlin Wall, and has become an important symbol of Berlin’s unity. The lower deck of the bridge carries a roadway, and the upper deck carries Berlin U-Bahn line U1. The bridge appears prominently in the 1998 film Run Lola Run.
Why not going on sightseeing tour in my home City? Nothing special, just a postcard - like frame showing the river Spree and a part of museum.island which is UNESCO world heritage, with the Berlin Cathedral "Berliner Dom" Happy weekend
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7DWF Landscape
"Das gleichermaßen spektakuläre wie umstrittene monumentale Bauensemble des neuen Bundeskanzleramtes wurde von den Berliner Architekten Axel Schultes und Charlotte Frank in der Amtszeit von Kanzler Helmut Kohl entworfen. Nach dem ersten Spatenstich am 4. Februar 1997 und knapp vierjähriger Bauzeit konnte das Gebäude am 2. Mai 2001 vom damaligen Bundeskanzler Gerhard Schröder bezogen werden, wodurch der Regierungsumzug nach Berlin abgeschlossen wurde. Das bebaute Grundstück ist mit Hubschrauberlandeplatz und Kanzlerpark rund 73.000 m² groß.
Mit einer Höhe von 36 Metern übertrifft das Gebäude die Berliner Traufhöhe von 22 Metern und ist das größte Regierungshauptquartier der Welt. Es ist rund achtmal so groß wie das Weiße Haus in Washington, zu dem allerdings noch weitere Gebäude gehören" Wikipedia
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The spectacular and controversial monumental building ensemble of the new Federal Chancellery was designed by the Berlin architects Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank during the tenure of Chancellor Helmut Kohl. After the ground-breaking ceremony on February 4, 1997 and a construction period of almost four years, the building was occupied by the then Chancellor Gerhard Schröder on May 2, 2001, completing the move of the government to Berlin. The built-up area with helipad and Kanzlerpark is about 73.000 m².
With a height of 36 meters, the building exceeds Berlin's eaves height of 22 meters and is the world's largest government headquarters. It's about eight times the size of the White House in Washington, but it has other buildings.
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L'ensemble monumental spectaculaire et controversé de la nouvelle Chancellerie fédérale a été conçu par les architectes berlinois Axel Schultes et Charlotte Frank pendant le mandat du chancelier Helmut Kohl. Après la cérémonie de pose de la première pierre le 4 février 1997 et une période de construction de près de quatre ans, le bâtiment a été occupé par le chancelier Gerhard Schröder le 2 mai 2001, complétant ainsi le déménagement du gouvernement à Berlin. La surface bâtie avec héliport et Kanzlerpark est d'environ 73.000 m².
Avec une hauteur de 36 mètres, le bâtiment dépasse la hauteur des gouttières de Berlin de 22 mètres et est le plus grand siège du gouvernement du monde. C'est environ huit fois la taille de la Maison-Blanche à Washington, mais il y a d'autres bâtiments.
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El espectacular y controvertido conjunto monumental de edificios de la nueva Cancillería Federal fue diseñado por los arquitectos berlineses Axel Schultes y Charlotte Frank durante el mandato del Canciller Helmut Kohl. Después de la ceremonia de colocación de la primera piedra el 4 de febrero de 1997 y un período de construcción de casi cuatro años, el edificio fue ocupado por el entonces Canciller Gerhard Schröder el 2 de mayo de 2001, completando el traslado del gobierno a Berlín. La superficie construida con helipuerto y Kanzlerpark es de unos 73.000 m².
Con una altura de 36 metros, el edificio supera los 22 metros de altura del alero de Berlín y es la sede gubernamental más grande del mundo. Es ocho veces más grande que la Casa Blanca en Washington, pero tiene otros edificios.
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Die Spree- Brücke verbindet Regierungsbauten mit dem Reichstag.
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The Spree Bridge connects government buildings with the Reichstag.
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Relier les ponts
Le pont Spree relie les bâtiments gouvernementaux au Reichstag.
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I hardly leave the house - except for going to the office, some days a week. Sometimes I stop for a photo, like here with the lonely rower in the morning fog.
I am privileged with being allowed to ride along my beloved river Spree.
thankfully inspired by Mariola, another frame out of this series, and flipped! Now, since I learned from Mariolas abstract and artistic suggestion, I played around a little more and I guess, this is my new favourite, now!
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at river Spree, Berlin-Schöneweide
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Looking up the river Spree in Berlin from Oberbaumbrücke to Molecule Man. Molecule Man is a 30-metre sculpture in the river at Treptowers by artist Jonathan Borofsky.
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Approximately 400 kilometres in length, the River Spree flows through the Saxony, Brandenburg and Berlin states of Germany before cutting into the Czech Republic. It is the river on which the original centre of Berlin was built. This shot, taken in the early evening in Spring, looks due West towards the Reichstag Building and Spreebogen government quarter.
The Reichstag Building was opened in 1894 and was responsible for housing what was termed as the Diet of the German Empire until 1933, when it was severely damaged after being set on fire.
After World War II, the building fell into disuse, and although made safe against the elements in the 1960s, was not fully restored until after German reunification on 3 October 1990. The refurbishment was led by architect Norman Foster and was completed in 1999 which included the glazed dome or 'Kuppel' seen today.
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James Simon (17 September 1851 – 23 May 1932) was a German entrepreneur, philanthropist and patron of the arts during the Wilhelmine period. He donated most of his significant collections to the Berlin State Museums, including the famous Nefertiti bust.
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(From my personal digital image archive, 2010)
The beautiful city of Berlin is endowed with a complex system of rivers, canals, and lagoons, with their corresponding bridges and pedestrian walkways.
In the photo, taken from the Monbijoubrücke (Monbijou Bridge), you can see the Spree River as it flows past the Bode Museum on Museum Island.
We can also see a couple of tourist boats (which usually have good beers) and in the background the iconic Berliner Fernsehturm (Television Tower), a legacy of the former German Democratic Republic.
The Spree River has a total length of 403 km.
This river rises in the Lusatian Mountains, near the border between Germany and the Czech Republic, and flows north through the German capital, where it joins the Havel River (a tributary of the Elbe River), its largest tributary.
In Berlin, it widens, forming a river port and winds through much of the city, providing the backdrop for several of its most iconic buildings. Between Cottbus and Lübben (Spreewald), it divides into a system of navigation canals that give rise to a wooded and marshy region.
Since German reunification began in the 1990s, the Spree has regained importance for Berlin.
This has increased the attractiveness of developing new developments along its course and the development of boat tours. (Source: Wikipedia)
(Foto gewidmet meinen guten Berliner Freunden)
VISTA DEL RIO SPREE, BERLIN, ALEMANIA, 2010
(De mi archivo personal de imágenes digitales, año 2010)
La bella ciudad de Berlín, está dotada de un complejo sistema de ríos, canales y lagunas, con sus correspondientes puentes y pasarelas peatonales.
En la foto, obtenida desde el Monbijoubrücke (Puente de Monbijou) se puede ver el río Spree a su paso por el museo Bode, en la Isla de los Museos.
También podemos ver un par de naves para pasear turistas (que suelen tener buenas cervezas) y al fondo la emblemática Berliner Fernsehturm (Torre de la Televisión), que es un legado de la antigua República Democrática Alemana.
El río Spree tiene una longitud total de 403 km.
Este río nace en los montes de Lusacia, cerca de la frontera entre Alemania y la República Checa y fluye hacia el norte atravesando la capital alemana, donde confluye con el río Havel (afluente a su vez del río Elba), del que es su mayor afluente.
En Berlín se ensancha formando un puerto fluvial y serpentea por buena parte de la ciudad siendo el marco a varios de los edificios más emblemáticos. Entre Cottbus y Lübben (Spreewald) se divide en un sistema de canales de navegación que dan origen a una región boscosa y pantanosa.
A partir de la reunificación alemana iniciada en la década de 1990, el Spree ha recobrado importancia para Berlín.
Así el atractivo para la creación nuevas áreas urbanizables en su curso y el desarrollo turístico de excursiones en bote se han visto incrementados. (Fuente: Wikipedia)
(Foto dedicada a mis buenos amigos berlineses)
River Spree
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Hasselblad 500cm on Ilford HP5+, developed in CCL semistand
Das Bild, ist ein Lernbild für mich, ich mag es trotzdem. Als ich es entwickelt hatte, merkte ich, dass es besser gewesen wäre, den Hintergrund in weiterem Abstand zu haben, d.h. ich hätte von weiter oben fotografieren sollen. Aber wieso sah ich es nicht vorher? Ich denke, und das ist mein Lerneffekt, ich fokussiere mich im wahrsten Sinne auf das Objekt, das ich fotografieren möchte und verliere das Drumerum aus dem Blick. Ich hoffe, dass ich das in der Zukunft besser beherzigen kann, da ich mir dessen nun bewusst bin. Trotzdem mag ich das Bild - und Eis auf der Spree gab es schon ein paar Jahre nicht mehr.
River Spree and view to Berlin Cathedral
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Seen here is the view following the River Spree east towards the Fernsehturm from the eastern terminus of the Spreebogen government quarter.
The Spree is the river upon which the city of Berlin was first built. The river flows through the Saxony, Brandenburg and Berlin states of Germany, and in the Ústí nad Labem region of the Czech Republic and is approximately 400 kilometres in length.
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Museumsinsel is located on the northern part of the Spree Island in the historic heart of Berlin. It is one of the most visited sights of Germany's capital and one of the most important museum sites in Europe. Built from 1830 to 1930 by order of the Prussian Kings according to plans by five architects, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. It consists of the Altes Museum, the Neues Museum, the Alte Nationalgalerie, the Bode-Museum and the Pergamonmuseum.
Friedrich Wilhelm IV explicitly wanted colonnades on Museuminsel, and Friedrich August Stüler submitted a blueprint for them in 1841. The colonnades on the south and east side of the Neues Museum were built between 1853 and 1860. Those on the banks of the Spree, seen here, were constructed between 1876 and 1878 based on updated plans by Johann Heinrich Strack and Georg Erbkam.
Berlin's iconic Fernsehturm, or TV tower in English, was constructed between 1965-69 and was intended as one of the tallest towers in Europe, second only to Moscow's own TV tower. It is seen clearly in the background.
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Germany, Berlin, Oberbaum Bridge, Summer 2024
The Oberbaum Bridge (German: Oberbaumbrücke) is a double-deck bridge crossing Berlin's River Spree, considered one of the city's landmarks. There is a bridge here from 1732, originally it was a wooden one and then it was modified in the actual one after the 1879. It links Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, former boroughs that were divided by the Berlin Wall, and has become an important symbol of Berlin’s unity. The lower deck of the bridge carries a roadway, and the upper deck carries Berlin U-Bahn line U1. The bridge appears prominently in the 1998 film Run Lola Run.