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Just something for the wallpaper collection.

Tate Modern

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The Tate Modern is a big recommendation if you come anywhere close to London's South Bank. From slightly crazy Japanese pop art over impressionism to rock solid photography by Magnum veteran Bruce Davidson; You will certainly find something there that you like.
And then, when you decide that you like galleries housed in post-industrial settings, you should probably get your bags packed right away for a tour of the Ruhrgebiet. They invented this kind of stuff.

Cheering

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Back from an amazing weekend in London. While we had a great time, the English football team was showing some rather "improvable" performance again. In the end neither the cheering sounding through the streets from every pub in the city nor the support from the top of the BT Tower helped and the final score ended up being what you see in the picture.

The King’s New Furniture

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We finally got to visit the castle in Edinburgh. The weather was pretty Scottish on that day, so I have no "exciting" panoramic shots available. Instead, the hour of the Lomo-Filter stroke again!

Lines of Defense

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View on one of Edinburgh's sturdy house fronts from somewhere up on Calton Hill.

Princes Street

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Princes Street is Edinburgh's main shopping mile, public transportation hub and tourist hive. Depending on the season, the adjacent gardens house various street markets, box offices, venues and general recreational space. A quite vivid area, but to be honest, as with most places in new town, the best part about it is the view of old town.