This library building, subtly concealed yet stunning, can be glimpsed through an entrance from Unter der Linden’s main street. Its sure deserves more visibility. Captured using a Panasonic FX55 and enhanced with Snapseed.
Early morning, while the crowd on the streets remained sparse, we enjoyed the panaramic view from the Moltkebrücke over the Spree river. This particular stretch of the river is known as the Spreebogen. The last photo was taken at the Spreebogenpark. I like the serene atmosphere, with only these few individuals in the scene.
Taken with my Panasonic DMC-FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
The inmense main train station of Berlin. Taken with my Google Pixel 6a.
An abandoned parking. Taken with my HP PhotoSmart 435, edited with SnapSeed.
After finally finding something affordable to eat for lunch, we found ourselves nestled at the Reichstagufer, looking out over this vibrant bulding. In the distance, the omnipresent S-bahn can be spotted. What is not obvious in the photo, is the numerous homeless people on the streets. The compact vehicle parked at the railing likely containing all the belongings of one such individual, a harsh reality faced by many.
Taken with my HP PhotoSmart 435, edited with SnapSeed.