The first road barrier is standing, the others behind it are folded up and leaning against something that is not in the picture.īehind the gates (if you walk towards the Brandenburg Gate) on the border between the cobblestone sidewalk and the street (which is always blocked for cars) is a grey metal showcase with pictures in it. To make sure that the barriers do not fall over, they are connected to a metal grate that lays on the floor and that gives them enough sturdiness to make sure that they do not need to be connected to stand up. They are red and white and I would estimate that they would probably come up to a little over half of your torso. On the right side of the picture (to your left since you are facing the picture) are the typical road barriers that the police uses to bar the roads during marathons, for example. You are standing on the flagstones, each flagstone is about five times as long as your foot and about seven times as wide. You are standing on the very wide sidewalk that consists of a path of marbled flagstones which are framed by cobblestone. It looks like most of your weight is on your right leg as the left one is not as far back as the right one. You are facing the camera, your left knee is slightly bent and your feet are about the width of one foot apart from each other. You are wearing a silver watch and glasses with a reddish (or brownish, it is really hard to tell) frame. There is a black strap on your left should, I am assuming it belongs to a purse, but whatever it is attached to is hidden behind your left hand. Your shirt is a dark salmon color, the scarf is a bit lighter and matches your shirt. You are wearing dark green (I believe the technical term is forest) shoes that look like Mary Janes and that have black toes.

You are wearing black pants, they look like jeans, but it is really hard to tell if they are jeans. I will first explain what you are wearing and doing, then I will describe all that is to the right of the pole before finally describing the scenery to the left of the pole. The picture is almost divided into two parts by the pole of a street light that you are standing in front of. The sky is light blue with some clouds, but you really have to tilt the picture to see it – the sky really looks overcast at first.

You are in the very front of the picture and quite prominent as there is nobody close-by. The first picture is taken in the portrait format and you are standing in front of the Brandenburg gate.

Die frau am brandenburger tor