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Waterways are central to urban life in Copenhagen. Here, multi-colored houses sit against one of the city’s canals. July, 2015.
As with many of the city’s institutions, the Copenhagen Stock Exchange sits almost directly one of the city’s waterways. July, 2015.
The Copenhagen Stock Exchange, with three dragons on the spire representing the partnership between Denmark, Sweden and Norway. July, 2015.
Graffiti covers the door of this closed food stand in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Emoticon graffiti inside Christiania, the communal neighborhood in Copenhagen. Residents ask that, just beyond where this image was taken, cameras are not used. This restriction protects the identity of those who run the open-air, quasi-legal soft drug market around the corner. July, 2015.
Boats sit in front of buildings in the Nyhavn neighborhood of Copenhagen. July, 2015.
More buildings with incredibly lighting in Tivoli Gardens. July, 2015.
New construction and historical buildings sit side-by-side in Copenhagen. July, 2015.
A boat is moored next to buildings in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
A van in Copenhagen, Denmark is covered in graffiti. July, 2015.
The sun rises over a city street in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Flowers are featured in Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
The Tivoli Gardens fountains lit at night. July, 2015.
A Copnhagen resident peers at the tour boats driving by in Nyhven. July, 2015.
The Tivoli Gardens entrance lit at night. July, 2015.
The disputed neighborhood of Christiania in Copenhagen abuts the “normal” society of the rest of the city. Here, construction in the background overlooks an abandoned building in the enclave. Just beyond this building, there is an exit from the neighborhood emblazoned with “You’re entering the EU.”
Boats in Nyhavn sit beside, and act as, residences for the neighborhood’s inhabitants. July, 2015.
A young boy plays soccer in front of the Copenhagen City Hall. July, 2015.
A roller-coaster train rushes by in Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
In Copenhagen, the graffiti gives bikes a run for their money in terms of prevelance. July, 2015.
Nyhavn is one of the most popular areas in the city for tourists to visit. July, 2015.
Rides at night in Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Storefront on a cobblestone street in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Copenhagen’s Tivoli Garden features incredible lighting after in finally gets dark. July, 2015.
Rarely-used moorings beside one of the city’s many Canals in Copehagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Liquor bottles behind a locked window in Copenhagen. July, 2015.
Graffiti covers the entrance to the anarchist enclave of Christiania in Copenhagen. July, 2015.
Tivoli Gardens, the second oldest amusement park in the world, has numerous entertrainments for all ages. July, 2015.
Early morning light glints off of a statue in Copenhage. July, 2015.
Graffiti in front of buldings in Copenhagen, Denmark that abut one of the city’s canals. July, 2015.
Staircase in Copenhagen, Denmark with tracks to accomodate bicycles. July, 2015.
Oceanic gods are carved into a building in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
This is most definitely not a place that sells moonshine from Gatlinburg, TN. July, 2015.
The Tivoli Gardens pagoda lit up at night. July, 2015.
Shooting game at night in Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Bicycles are a standard feature of life in Copenhagen, Denmark. Here, an abandoned bike sits unlocked against a storefront.
Lighting surrounds a lake at Tivoli Gardens with several fountains. July, 2015.
Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Bicycles against a wll of graffiti in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Outside advertisments in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
Bicycles parcked on a cobblestone street in Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2015.
A weathered turnstyle in Tivoli gardens. July, 2015.