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  • Hello Galit, Your album is very interesting and your photos excellent, as usual. It is good to find someone wants to be kind to our planet and at the same time build with beauty and not be afraid to be different. Quixote Winery in California is built with Hunterwasser architecture - I believe. It is beautiful. Thanks for the enjoyable time viewing this album. - Best regards, DeeAnne :)

  • said missdee101

  • 2008.02.16 at 12:40:05 PST

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  • Dear Galit, thank you very much for these wonderful photos which I discovered finally! I am a great fan of Hundertwasser and I often visit Hundertwasser Haus, Kunsthaus and District Heating Plant Spittelau! But the greatest thing is: I had a Hundertwasser original tableau hanging in my living room for six months! It was "Insel der Verlorenen Wuensche". Why that? There is a Pinakothek in Vienna, where you can rent original pictures and other art works against a little fee. It has been 25 years ago when I came there and they just got the Hundertwasser and I was lucky to rent it! I'll never forget the time when we lived with this tableau. If you want to see the wonderful picture: www.allposters.de. Another news: there is a big Hanukiah in the middle of Vienna now! A photo of it is in my recent Christmas album, if you want to see it. Happy Hanukka, Vera

  • said veralebail

  • 2006.12.20 at 03:27:02 PST

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  • Hi Galit! You have taken really beautiful photos of this railway station. This reminds me of some buildings I saw in Barcelona, there was also anothe architect besides Gaudí who had the same kind of style. I thought I already wrote here but I must have made a mess of it.. Thank you for sharing, I love architecture, it is the best art there is. Merike

  • said lovejoy485

  • 2006.05.09 at 12:03:47 PDT

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  • Hi Galit, what a splendid architecture from Hundertwasser. Sometimes I see a little of Antonio Gaudi's craziness in it. Sorry for the long downloading time. you mach switch to DSL service for faster loading. Thank for your compliments on my feature album. I am not sure why Webshots selected my Mt. Sutorman album, since it is only preliminary, a small part of a larger photo reportage of my Balkan travels, and consists mostly of drive-by-photoshots. It is even minor to most of my other albums on my still small homepage http://community.webshots.com/user/kmebert. Anyway, should you like to see more of the upcoming albums, please, drop me an email, so I can directly send a viewing invitation. Cheers, Konrad at kmebe001@yahoo.com

  • said kmebert

  • 2005.10.20 at 07:13:22 PDT

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  • Galit...love this album....now I am really missing Germany! I lived in Rezelsdorf outside of Weisendorf and Herzogenarauch. Thanks for sharing! Smile!! Sharon from PA

  • said spyewell

  • 2005.06.20 at 06:10:45 PDT

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  • Galit Schalom, Ganz nett Uelzen und die Uelzenere Bilde... Danke fuer deine liebe Woerte ueber No'ams Album. Hoffe noch viele solche Bider von dich zu sehen. Alles Gutes, Uriah :-)

  • said uriahyaniv

  • 2005.04.02 at 11:28:11 PST

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  • Hi Galit, the design of this museum is interesting. Thank you for your message in my guestbook. My best place is Schloss Neuswanstein Castle in Germany, the view of the castle standing on the cliff is unforgettable. Also, Italian Cities, Prague, Budapest (especially its night view) and East German artitecture are my favorite. Mitz from Japan

  • said mnakada

  • 2004.12.02 at 07:41:07 PST

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  • Hello Galit, thanks very much for your birthday wishes to me. It’s much appreciated. Upon your invitation to look at your latest (rose) album, I came across this beautiful album about the railway station in Uelzen, Germany. And because I like the art of Hundertwasser very much (I have seen his projects in Vienna) I wanted to look through this album first, and I enjoyed it immensely. The pictures are great, and colourful and you gave a good impression of all the details. Thanks very much for sharing. I certainly will come back to your other albums when I have more time. Kind regards, Els (evanwely/wely246)

  • said wely246

  • 2004.11.29 at 13:01:14 PST

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  • Wow...Nice shots on certain details! Where is this bahnhof liegt? I lived in Rezelsdorf years ago. Hope to get back to visit one of these days! Congratulations also on your featured album! Sharon from PA

  • said spyewell

  • 2004.11.02 at 17:06:00 PST

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  • Very good pictures Galit! beautiful album, keep up the good work. Michel

  • said nttl2k2

  • 2004.08.10 at 18:08:13 PDT

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  • Hi Galit, Thank you for your nice comments on my "Lotus & Water lily" album. This is the wonderful album. You captured architecture of lovely and beautiful railway station. When you have a spare time, please try to visit to my another homepare. http://community.webshots.com/user/uncle_kei You ask that castle is Chiba castle (neighboring Tokyo). It is small castle. Himeji castle:--> http://www.himeji-castle.gr.jp/index/English/index.html

  • said cajun_kei

  • 2004.06.29 at 08:35:29 PDT

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  • What an interesting tour! I enjoyed your pictures very much. Nr. 29 is one of my favorites! Greetings, Diana.

  • said dianawiersma1

  • 2004.06.26 at 16:52:13 PDT

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  • WOW! Hello Galit! Thank you very much for bring me this wonderful tour of a German bahnhof. So colourful and inspiring! The colouring is so sharp, vivid ..... I like it very much. You have such a beautiful hometown. I hope I can visit it in the future time. I'll be visiting Bavaria again this coming October. Thank you very much for your compliments to my featured album. Let's keep sharing our best! Cheers from C.S., Hong Kong

  • said csfoto

  • 2004.06.16 at 17:57:44 PDT

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  • Wunderbar dieser -- Hundertwasser Bahnhof Uelzen, Germany -- soviel Dettails, wirklich etwas ganz Besonderes fuer ein Bahnhofgebaeude. Gruesse aus Italien, Peter.

  • said wurschtli

  • 2004.06.14 at 05:49:12 PDT

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  • Hello! Thank you so much for your recent visit to my albums, and for your guestbook entry! This is a wonderful album! The colors stand out so perfectly, making them even that much more enjoyable to view, great job!!

  • said blazeofglory02

  • 2004.06.13 at 13:47:12 PDT

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  • Hello Galit! What a beautiful collection of photos of the Uelzen Bahnhof. The very unusual architecture makes it an ineteresting subject. I also like the earthern colour of the building enhanced by the minaret like colourful columns. All in all a very different type of building. You have done an extraordinary job in capturing the essence of it all. If you have time stop by my albums, especially my Burma album. I am very inetersted in photographing people. They are the soul of any region. Greetings, Suresh

  • said suresh_krishna

  • 2004.06.08 at 23:46:48 PDT

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  • Hi again Galit, beautiful album. I would love to see more pictures from your journey. I want to respond to what you said about taking pictures of strangers: It is often porblematic, but I don't think you should be afraid of taking people's pictures after they agreed. It's quite surprising, but most people are happy to have their pictures taken. Some people make very good subjects even when they are aware of the camera (but of course, some are not). It's more a problem when you want to take people's picture when they don't notice. Even then, in all the cases when I showed people their photo in the camera's screen, they always agreed for publication. It's not always possible to get confirmation from anyone who appears on photos. There could be some dilemmas, but I think it's not hard to maintain reasonable ethics. I mean ethics which are much stricter than those used in our news. Anyway, it's often hard to take pictures of people but I think it's very rewarding. After you start with it, it becomes easier. Best, Orly

  • said orlyyahalom

  • 2004.06.05 at 11:15:01 PDT

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