The Garden of Exile, at the Jewish Museum of Berlin – one of my oldest and favourite photographs.
Tag: berlin
We stand strong
Berlin’s TV Tower with its 360 degree rotating restaurant at the top.
We sparkle
Soho House Berlin. Follow us now on Instagram
We float
Mediaspree, Berlin. Photographed by Tom Radenz. Follow us also on Instagram.
We feel perplexed
From the series Intersection. Follow us now also on Instagram
We are coming out of our shell
One of our favourite spots in Berlin, the House of World Cultures.
Urban abstracts
From the series ‘Reflexionen Eins’ by Matthias Heiderich. Matthias is a self taught photographer who lives in Berlin, Germany and loves architecture. He is a 32-year-old landscape photographer, heavily influenced by architecture, graphic design, colour and the urban landscape, seems primarily concerned about the composition and the colors. The symmetry and truth that comes out of every building as a living organism. Combining colorful and vibrant images he creates somehow unreal and yet timeless landscapes that represent Berlin in wonderful facets
We miss Berlin
The ‘Atriumhaus’ – a beautifully designed atrium house in Händelallee, Hansaviertel, Berlin by award-winning architecture studio bfs d of Berlin
With a sure hand bfs architects have helped an atrium house in Berlin’s famous Hansaviertel back to its former glamour. The modernist building was part of the 1957 building exhibition in Berlin’s Tiergarten park. It was designed by Eduard Ludwig, who among other things also designed the airlift monument at Tempelhof airport.
Photographs by Annette Kisling | Text by: Mirko Beetschen
We blend in
The Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Germany – beautifully photographed in black and white by German photographer Andreas Levers
We want to live there
‘Tankstelle Bülowstrasse’ – A Gas Station at Bülowstrasse 18 in Berlin, Germany / A beautiful architecture project that transformed an old 1950s Shell gas station into the new home for Swiss gallery owner Juerg Judin, designed by award winning Berlin-based architecture studio ‘bfs d‘ together with ‘planbb brakel / photographs by Annette Kisling
We left the door open
Photograph of the giant sliding hangar gates of Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, location of the Berlin Airlift of June 1948 / unknown photographer
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Tangled up
Photography of an installation created by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota.
/// The installation, named ” In Silence”, was inspired by one of the artist’s personal traumatic memories as a child, having witnessed her neighbor’s house burning down. The pieces tangled up in black thread are echoing a sketch-like imagery and the burnt piano is in fact a direct memory of the artist, as it resembles her neighbor’s piano blazed up in smoke.
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White Serenity
Russian Second World War II Memorial, Treptower Park, Berlin / photograph by Ronny Behnert
Morning in the Dark
We call it a night
Beautiful black and white photograph of the Sony Center Roof at Potsdamer Platz, Berlin / by Ronny Behnert
We have a different view
Bell Tower in Berlin, Germany / photograph by Tom Radenz – available as art print
Good Night Berlin
We are in tension
Black and white architectural photograph of the roof of the Sony Center, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin, Germany / © Hovercraftdoggy
Wall-paint
High Street
Photograph of the Jewish Holocaust memorial in Berlin Germany by architect Peter Eisenmann / © Hovercraftdoggy
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Roofs
A couple of photographs from a recent visit to Berlin.
One, the ‘House of World Cultures’, the other showing
the roof of the ‘Velodrom’.
We can’t wait to go back in summer. :)
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