Here are a few random shots of photogenic Berlin. As mentioned before, I think that the city makes it easy for photographers to feel pleased with the results at the end of an assignment. Berlin is not pretty in a classical sense but incredibly interesting, contrast and polarity always close to each other. Even when on the move without a program, photographic results are mostly rewarding. These pictures were all taken within a few weeks, and for a change all outside of Kreuzberg.

A double exposure into Treptow with

Molecule Man in the background.

Still building the Humboldt-Forum a.k.a. the Schloss in Mitte.

Three brothers? Three sisters? Three siblings anyway. Potsdamer Platz.

Statue of Albert Lortzing in Tiergarten. Albert who? Mostly forgotten nowadays, Lortzing was a composer of Operas

spiced with a dash of social criticism. He often got into trouble with the censors of his time,

therefore it´s just right to have his statue in the middle of Berlin.

The beautiful Passage cinema in Neukölln.

Symbol of Berlin, one of many bears. This one in Moabit.

Grasping the sun in Moabit.

The former Federal Ministry of the Interior in Moabit.

Standing empty it waits for a new use.

What about housing Refugees?

The Berlin Gallery