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Published: 2013-01-20 17:17:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 5157; Favourites: 175; Downloads: 0
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That's what makes me clumsy:The absence of pleasure.
(Quote from the movie "Der Himmel ΓΌber Berlin" ["Wings of Desire", translated literally as "The Heavens Over Berlin"] by Wim Wenders)
Alternative title (for East Germans only): "Erichs Lampenladen 2.0"
Taken at the main station, Berlin (Germany).
Paying homage to *sycamores-and-cedars .
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Β© by Florian Schmidt
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In erster Linie jede Menge Dreck.
Und auf der anderen Seite des Fensters ein paar Schneeflocken.
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Mist. Ich dachte, es wΓ€re diese typische Reflektion des Blitzes auf Regentropfen...
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super... 
kennst du oskar loerke und sein gedicht "blauer abend in berlin"?
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Kannte ich bislang noch nicht, hab's aber gerade gegooglet. Passt hervorragend zur Stimmung des Bildes, so ein bisschen "Metropolis" schwingt auch mit.
Vielen Dank, Diet!
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this one looks like a still from some forgotten experimental silent movie . At that time , fin de siecle , they believed it was possible to picture souls in the ways of filmatography
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Thank you for this very interesting comment. Certainly another proof for who interpretable abstract artwork can be.
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Vielen Dank, Sabine!
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You've been featured here!!! --> [link]
Please 
Have a lovely day.
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Wow.. I wonder what you took to make this image..
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It's quite easy. I sat in a cafe at the main station in Berlin and saw the reflections of the lamps in the dirty windows. Couldn't resist to take a photo.
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OMG Now i understand it. Yes, it really is it! Haha! xD
Couldn't hardly believe it at the start, but now i see it. Nice work!
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this wonderful artwork was featured in my news:
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Visit their galleries, give some favs
and if you like this news, give a comment and fave it, please, for more attention!
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Thank you very much, Mark!
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fantastic.
and one of my favorite movies.
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Thank you very much, Kristijan!
I got the quote from imdb.com
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Thank you, Richard!
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A bleak, yet beautiful, aesthetic; a powerful and intimate narrative. This is one of my favourites of yours, for sure.
As a side note, I can certainly relate to your plea for the use of special characters in titles! I run into this issue a lot when I am choosing Northumbrian language titles. It'll never happen while the deviation name appears in the URL, unfortunately.
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Thank you very much, Darren. This particular piece was mostly inspired by *sycamores-and-cedars , but also by the lingering sound of the Alternative 4 concert that I had visited two days before.
I still don't get it, because it's a popular request from many deviants (not only concerning umlauts, but also diacritical signs) and it works on other sites as well, even if the name of the image appears in the URL (e. g. on Shadowness). I've mentioned it numerous times in the comments below the official post about site updates and got told that they're working on it. But that was already one year ago.
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It's customary for dA to take half a decade to fix anything.
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Glad that you like it, Frank. Thank you for being a constant source of inspiration!
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This is why artists make the best possible audience ... they respond with more art.
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