This is one of the most famous churches in Dresden that was bombed to bits in WWII. When it was rebuilt just recently, they reused some of the old burned black bricks in the construction. If you look close, you can still see them in there on occasion.
This comes from my photography tutorial, located here!
I never thought East Germany would be such a great place for photography. There were a ton of places for good photos and it was all a bit overwhelming… It was nice to take breaks on occasion for some hearty German snacks to keep my carbs at manageable levels.
Captured near the rebuilt center of bombed-out Dresden. This is part of a new textures tutorial I have going up later this week!
This reminds me of my best friend and partner who majored in 19th Century German History. I am sure he knows who all those people on this famous Dresden wall are. And what good does it do in our friendship and business? None.
The bridge where they moved the excommunicated to execution…
I was there towards the late afternoon and there was an eerie red light in the sky over the blackened bridge.
This was shot in Dresden, Germany. Again, I was not supposed to be anywhere close to this area with a camera, but I gave serious nods to the right people and before they could get their bearing, I got enough shots to show everyone how awesome this place is!
I walked across the city square in Halle, Germany on the way to a business dinner… I stopped in the middle to take this shot since the clouds and everything was so perfect!
A perfectly clear day in Germany… although, truth be told – I prefer a bunch of crazy-lookin’ clouds!
This is the front of a cathedral in Leipzig… It was a very nice day… little cafes, pastry shops, and the like…
This is from one of the city squares, which I guess is really a triangle, in Dresden.
This is a narrow street full of restaurants near the big church in Dresden.
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