Copenhagen Pictures

[Jmouse]

I looked at these when you posted them, Arne, but never seemed able to find a minute to post. That wooden structure, the Sea Bath as you call it, surely is one of a kind and a very interesting example of imaginative architecture. Do you know why it was built like that - or why it was built at all?

The church spire in Christina is another great wonder of the world. The Danish people seem to have a special love for spirals.

[Unassigned]

Here's an aerial photo of much of central Copenhagen (the link is to a publicly available newspaper article to avoid bandwidth leeching issues, click on the picture in the article for a 2803x1862 pixel version).

Many of Arne's motives can be found in this picture, e.g. the spiral spire of the Frelser Kirke. Also interesting is the mix of old and new, some buildings in the pic are about 500 years old, others are recent

Arne, I found this pic relevant to your thread, hope it's OK to post it here.

[vester]

I don't mind you posting it.
Reposting the picture, now with a few names on it:

Click for larger version without the names.

[vester]

No mayor "update", just a single picture. This one from a back yard on Christianshavn:

[Jmouse]

Absolutely charming!

[vester]

Here is a picture from the top of church spire on Christianshavn:

Vor Frelsers Kirke / Church of Our Saviour

A few old random pictures:



House corner on Frederiksberg Allé


on Frederiksberg Allé

got to the end of Frederiksberg Allé and enter...

Frederiksberg Have / Frederiksberg Garden/Park.


Frederiksberg Have.


More pictures on the way soon.

[art128]

Interesting pictures, Arne! I found the second one very funny because of the tubing going through the mouth of the fish.

[vester]

A few pictures from SEB Bank







Bryggebroen / The Brygge Bridge:

Pad lucks as symbols of love.

Light and shadows:


Pathern on Frederiksberg at the courthouse:


Back in Vesterbro, roof at Kødbyen / meat town / Meatpacking District:


Bull in light and shadows at Kødbyen:

[Jmouse]

Another batch of good shots, Arne. The second one of the bank is typical of your talent for finding dramatic angles. Light and shadow along with the one after it are interesting patterns. Wish we had that street pattern in SC4. The last two are excellent, especially the bull.

[jmyers2043]

I like the second photo (glass windows) ... very vibrant.

[vester]

TY both.

Here is one more picture from the SEB Bank:


Kødbyen / Meatpacking District:

Slightly different angel from the picture in the previous postp


Vesterport.


King David at Vor Frue Kirke / Church of Our Lady.

[vester]

Returned to Amager Strand Park, where I was almost an year earlier. And WHAT a difference.

Here is two picture from an year ago (20 feb. 2011)





Here is the newest pictures flom the 3rd of March.
First Kastrup Søbad / Seabath:








Now the Kastrup Strand Park:











"Out of season"

[vester]

Todays picture:

Bryggebroen / The Brygge Bridge

[vester]

Todays pictures is from around Christiansborg Palace, which houses the Danish parliament, the Danish Prime Minister's Office and the Danish Supreme Court.






"Balancing act."

[vester]

Still playing around with the import settings of the raw format.

Same as one of the pictures in the above post.

Here is another picture from Christiansborg:

[Jmouse]

As always, your talent for capturing dramatic light and shadow combinations shines through. I like "Balancing Act" and the last photo best, but all of them are excellent.

[vester]

TY Joan.

Here is one of the elephants at Carlsberg:

(You can just see them in the first picture on page 1)



Might just have to take a picture of them next time around.

[noahclem]

I always enjoy your pictures    This last building is especially interesting and the kite-skateboarding looks like fun!

EDIT: Nice elephant!

[Jmouse]

Might just have to take a picture of them next time around.

By all means do. I love unusual things like that.

[vester]

They are still trying makes ends meet: