Photography: German Architecture in Petrópolis (Rio de Janeiro) - Land of Germans in Brazil
Hello Steemians,
This picture shows you a small part of the European (mostly German) architecture in the city I live in, Petrópolis, in the State of Rio de Janeiro. Almost all bridges, constructed in brick or wood, show a particular architecture that reminds Europe. All the city was built this way, even some of the houses and the concept of traffic on the streets come from England. It is really nice to live here!
This picture belongs to my personal archive of original photos. I am not a professional photographer yet, but I love picturing what I see here and there. Sometimes, the pictures will be presented in their original form, other times they will show some effects, making them a little different from their original forms.
Visit this page for more information: Petrópolis
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Very nice ~.~ thank you for sharing
Thanks for stopping by @mars9! I will be posting many things about Petrópolis, the city I chose to live and love. Stay tuned! =)
nice pic :)
Thanks @doitvoluntarily! =)
Interesting and beautiful!
Thank you @lud! =)
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