As much as I love a stay in (almost) any city, as much I miss nature in so many of its aspects. When I found this roots pattern on the ground, the image found its way onto the sensor almost by itself.
St. Ansgar IV
St. Ansgar III
St. Ansgar II
St. Ansgar I
Happy Easter!
(Pastries and photograph: Magdalena Spring)
Baldessari High Rise
For background information see the Hansaviertel website.
GRIPS Theatre II
GRIPS Theatre
The GRIPS Theatre was the first emancipatory (in U.S. terms probably “communist”) children’s theatre in post-WWII Berlin. It certainly was a child of its time – Berlin still in its rebuilding stage, governed by Social Democratic Mayors, but still distressed by not only the ghosts of the Third Reich – and offered new perspectives to…
Händelallee Staircases
Oskar-Niemeyer-Building III
Oskar-Niemeyer-Building II
Oscar-Niemeyer-Building in Hansaviertel, Berlin, 1957
For the architect Oscar Niemeyer, you might best start in Wikipedia here.
Scraping the Light
Absolut Curry
The Golden Handlebar
WMF-Building Berlin
Imperfect symmetry due to hasty positioning on the photographers side, but I had to stand on a 4 lane street and automobilists were not too forgiving.
Tags in the Underpass
White-Red-Blue
Urban Pigeonry
Karyatides
Urban Landscape
Ben Wagin Sculpture
Ben Wagin was a German sculptor and tree activist.