Frankfurter Kirche

grrlscientist | December 17, 2009

tags: Frankfurter Kirche, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, Expat Life, Frankfurt through my eye, photography, image of the day Frankfurter Kirche (Frankfurt church). Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Image: GrrlScientist, 16 December 2009 [larger view]. Last night, on my way home from my first ever Christmas party in Germany, I happened upon this church in the darkness.

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