The “Marginal” – I was very nervous about taking pictures in Luanda. I had read that the police could detain you if you were caught taking pictures in public.  

Banco Nacional de Angola (National Bank of Angola)

View of the port from the “bairro” Miramar

The port and its cranes and to the left are the train tracks which are being rehabilitated (well, so they say)

Traffic chaos on Rocha Pinto. Had never seen anything like it – worse than Nairobi and Dakar put together.

We just came back from a long weekend in England. Out of the 87 pictures I took in 4 days, this was the only scenic picture among the bunch. ( i was too busy taking pictures of friends instead… )  

There is always next time…

 Taken while attending this rally. Outside temperature: -20*C…..

The 365-metre-high TV tower otherwise known as Fernsehturm

Side view of the Berliner Dom

Front view of the Berliner Dom

The broad boulevard of Unter den Linden (beneath the Lime Trees) is the city’s main east-west artery

The Brandenburger Tor at sunset

Bundestag: the parliament building, inscribed with the words Dem Deutschen Volke (“to the German People”)

A new glass dome was placed on top when it was renovated – you can access the viewing deck of the glass dome but there was a very long queue and we did not have the patience…

The newly inaugurated Hauptbanhof, Berlin’s central train station

People enjoying their saturday afternoon along the river Spree

The view of Berlin from our hotel room on the 14th floor

Malmö’s central train station (Malmö also has a syd train station)

TheFormDesignCenter courtyard just off Lila Torg.

The city’s waterfront – at the feet of the “Turning Torso”

The waterfront with the view of the Øresundsbron in the background

Malmö’s Rådhuset (City Hall)

The Turning Torso is indeed an amazing piece of engineering

The Malmöhus Castle with the Turning Torso in the background