New apartments

Copenhagen going dutch, with housings by the canal.

Rainy day

It is a rainy day in May today.

Pillars of the earth

One of my favourites is pillars and the shadows they cast

A view in the mirror

A mirror.

Spring

Flowers in the spring

Optimism

There is always light at the end of the tunnel.

Lost & found

Maybe someone lost their favourity jersey at the busstup. But then again - it is quite red though.

Marathon

Yesterday 9.107 women and men suffered throughout 42,195 km in the streets of Copenhagen.

Industrial habour

The industrial habour - Nordhavnen.

Snail

I met this little fella on my way to work this morning.

History taking it's toll

This is beautiful old building from 1756 called Dehns Palæ (Dehn's Manision) unfortunately burned down last week. As the picture shows the façade and outer walls are still intact, but the rest is gone. It will take years to rebuild.

It is a sad story, but history sometimes takes it's toll.

Rooftop winterview

A winterview from the top of Vor Frue Kirke (Copenhagen's Cathedral - The Church of Our Lady). In the top left you can see Frederiks Kirke/Marmorkirken (Frederick's Church/The Marble Church). You can find another picture of the Marble Church, posted earlier on the blog here.

Chestnut

Some will have noticed that I tried to post this photo on Saturday, but without great success. I simply forgot to upload the photo. But here it is. The chestnut trees in full green dress by the lakes.

Sunset over the harbour

In the last couple of years, the industrial harbour has been turned into residential areas, with new apartment's right down to the waterfront.

It's time for changes

As you have probably noticed, this blog has been struggling for the last couple of months. But that doesn't mean that Copenhagen has been struggling as well. This lovely city is moving on as usual and preparing itself for the summer that is moving closer.

But solutions are sometimes sitting on the tip of your nose. Therefore, I would like to introduce you to Henrik - the new contributor to this blog. Together we will in the future share our photos from Copenhagen on this blog. Henrik is a real Dane who knows how to get the most out of Copenhagen. Look forward to follow him in here.

The photo above is from a nice and sunny day last summer, and we can expect more of that this summer. That's for sure!