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Cologne cathedral: tourists lighting candles
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Cologne cathedral: prismatic projections
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Cologne cathedral: prismatic projections with clock
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Cologne cathedral: prismatic projections
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Early morning mist 4
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Merry christmas to all my flickr friends
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Photo diary. 15th of July 2009: Early tourists waiting for the city to come to life
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Köln / Cologne (Germany): the pigeon and the cathedral
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Köln / Cologne (Germany): New Yorker and cathedral
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Köln / Cologne (Germany): Lacoste and cathedral
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Coca Cola (Cologne Cathedral)
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Köln / Cologne (Germany): today the snow came back...
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Köln / Cologne (Germany): today the snow came back...
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EIN ANDERES & EIN ANDERES (ANOTHER ONE & ANOTHER ONE)
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Of men and mice (and cathedrals)
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Just a tiny bit of the Cologne Cathedral, and a bit more of yellow (2)
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Just a tiny bit of the Cologne Cathedral, and a bit more of yellow (1)
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Köln / Cologne. Roofscape. The view you have from our offices
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May 2006, Cologne / Köln. HA Schult: Trash People (2)
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May 2006, Cologne / Köln. HA Schult: Trash People (10)
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May 2006, Cologne / Köln. HA Schult: Trash People (7)
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May 2006, Cologne / Köln. HA Schult: Trash People (6)
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May 2006, Cologne / Köln. HA Schult: Trash People (8)
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Köln / Cologne, Marzellenstraße: mural criticizing urban development and local politics
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In front of the Cologne Cathedral: "Unknown socialist" (probably communist leader Ernst Thälmann)
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Photo diary. 16th of July, 2009: Cathedral behind barbed wire
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Köln / Cologne: The cathedral with rainbow
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Köln / Cologne (Germany): the mysterious object during photokina 2008 reflecting the cathedral
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Köln / Cologne (Germany): cathedral diptych
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Köln / Cologne (Germany): The ruin of the church St. Columba, Peter Zumthor's wonderful Columba Museum, and the cathedral
