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THISI didn't apply anywhere and I'm gonna attend a community college for one or two years......not rejection, but definitely regret.Hi guys!I wanted to post this on friday, but the server must have been down. I guess you know that. Therefore, as you know, "yesterday" means thursday. Whatever. I'll copy-paste the thread from another forum now. Enjoy:Uh, and btw: I think I wrote a bit too negative about ST. Pauli. It's awesome, and has many beautiful sights!Yesterday I went to St. Pauli with a friend to watch a new danish movie (Adam's Apples. Absolutely evil, but great humor. Awesome!) under open air in the Millerntor-stadium, home of the greatest soccer-team in the world, the FC St. Pauli. Well, my friend is a passionate amateur-photographer just like me, so we decided to go to the Schanzenviertel before the movie starts to take some pictures and have a beer. After the movie had ended, we went to the famous Reeperbahn, which is not far away from the Schanzenviertel and take some photos at night. I was a bit afraid, because there are many pimps and drunk people. But it turned out to be secure, if you don't take photos of prostitutes, due to the numerous police-men. And we didn't go there with big flashs and tripods. In my other photo-threads about Hamburg you have seen the "beautiful" andor rich places in Hamburg (which are numerous...). This time you'll see a place where many people live who don't have so much money andor have a"fuck the system" attitude. St.Pauli is a place for relaxed people, is very multi-cultural, is for people who don't take things too serious, and also for left wing radicals. In germany such people are called "punks". Although this is an english word I don't know if it has the same meaning. Punks are people who often live on the street, who don't go to elections or vote the anarchist or radical left party, are not patriotic at all, don't go to a work and don't like people who wear polo-shirts (this describes the cliche, but you know what I mean, I guess...).Enough of talking. Here are my photos:18:30. We enter the subway-train in the beautiful, clean and rich north of Hamburg and drive south-bound.The subway-trainIn Barmbek (middle-class neighbourhood) we switch the train to reach the Schanze faster.The subway-train.me.A place near the Schanze. High-rise apartment-building.Downtown is not far away...St. Pauli is also a place of differences.See what I mean? In a little, cute side-street.A great place.A typical street in St. Pauli.A great place to live I guess.30kmh zone. Housing areaMy friend, graffitíStreet-lamp St. Pauli styleI don't know what's in there, but it looks nice.The other side of the street.Zooming inOver there is where the "real" Schanzenviertel beginsStreet ScenesStreet ScenesStreet ScenesSubway-Station SternschanzeHamburg's tallest buildingAnd a modern houseStreet ScenesThere are great foreign restaurants and fast food take outs there. And places to relax and have a beer are simply everywhere.And there are some shops that can only exist in St. PauligraffitiThat's not like you expected germany, isn't it? Restaurants on the main street in the SchanzeThe Rote Flora. This is something special. That's an old house even-house. It's owned by the city. Obviously some punks use it for stuff like Ska-concerts. The city tried to sell it a few times, but then there were allways riots and so it stays like it is.Rote Flora againI have no problems with people who don't like germany. But if people think everybody who is enthusiastic about the german soccer team and the world-championship was a Nazi, then they really piss me off. There were paintings everywhere that connected the german-fan thing and the FIFA World-Cup 2006 to the Nazis. For example the slogan "the world hosted by friends" was changed to "the world hosted by enemies". This guy on the photo btw. shows someone who was in TV some years ago after some assholes burned down a house of foreigners. He had pee in his trousers, made the Hitler-salution and wore a shirt of the german soccer team. He stands symbolic for the majority of the Nazis who have a "white-trash"-background and who are dumber that the penis of a dog.Another photo of the Rote FloraAnd another oneSome nice houses in the Schanzeagainbars, restaurantsbling, bling, biatch. Rice deluxe.The greatest liquor store everOne shop that is about to closeA little time and place skip. This is at about 0 o'clock on the Reeperbahn. The Reeperbahn is a place of brothels, sex-shops, but also of some great clubs, varietes, musical, theatres, bars and discos, especially in the side streets. On the ReeperbahnA homeless collecting bottlesSome shops...Porn-cinemaSometimes people wanted us to take pictures of them. At first we didn't want to, but then we thought: Whatever. No models unfortunately. And all were drunk. And all were "no models...." But whatever. I can improve my skills anyways...A casinoStreet ScenesThat's like the centre of the Reeperbahn. There's the most famous police-department of germany, the Davidswache,the Schmidt's Tivoli and some other places. Mama Mia is also shown there.The TivoliAnother view. We also took photos of some police-men. But we told them to not make the photos public.There are also some semi-ordinary shopsThe ReeperbahnOne typical side-street with cheap bars that make nearls all their money with selling shooters like Tequilla. People go there to get drunk before partying...Shopsagain....and againand againAnd now the best side-street of the Reeperbahn, the "Große Freiheit" (big freedom). There's one club, disco or bar next to the other.I've been there soooo many times (I'll go partying there tonight, too. :rockon: )Große Freiheit. In the clubs there are often concerts, too.Große Freiheit 36againand of course we also met some friends...and more friends...and even more friends (on thursday it's Lady's night nearly everywhere)the Große Freiheit againThe DollhouseWell, that's it. I hope you liked my photos!If theres already a thread for this, sorry... but I have a penchant for these huge pictures, although theres no real practicality, just too vast!anyways, I'm certainly keen to see your images of this ilkheres one of mineimage hosted on flickrview from Greenwich, London