Some random shots taken out of the bus, or on one of our strolls through Berlin. Not sure were I took them unfortunately! All taken with my Panasonic FX55, except the last two are taken with my Google Pixel 6a. All edited 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.
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.
Intriguing architectural event building that permanently settled here in May 1999. Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
Several remnants of the Berlin Wall remain, captured by my Canon PowerShot G3 in the first two images, and by my Panasonic FX55 in the last one. All were enhanced using Snapseed.
Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
Open-air gallery on the longest surviving section of the Berlin Wall in Mühlenstraße. Last photo is obligatory of course. Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
All photos taken with my Panasonic FX55, except for the last one taken with my Google Pixel 6a. Edited with SnapSeed.
Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
This imposing and immense building with it’s towering columns, is called the Altes Museum. In front of it, is a stretchy and cosy park, where on both occasions of our visit, we encountered a musician playing a melodie (last photo). I wish we could stay a little longer, but, we still had lots planned to be seen 🙂
Photograph number 4 shows two people elegantly dressed for a photoshoot.
Photo 1 was taken with my HP Photosmart 435, photos 2 and 4 were taken with my Panasonic FX55, photo 3 and with my Canon Powershot G3. All of them edited with SnapSeed.
The Berlin U-Bahn offers seamless travel throughout the city – I cannot commend it enough! For 12 euros you can travel around the city center, unlimited. Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
A queue of tourists, in line to get there picture taken behind the wall of sandbags, at the historic Checkpoint Charlie. The only way to get from East to West Berlin, at the time.
Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
You can’t visit Berlin and not visit the Brandenburger Tor. Probably the most iconic and photographed site in Berlin, but hey, this is my take on it.
Taken with my Panasonic DMC-FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
Photographs captured at the Gedenkstätte Bernauer Straße, leaving us speechless. Taken with my Panasonic FX55, edited with SnapSeed.
At my lunchbreak, nice, but wet.
Early morning with my Panasonic FX55.
80 years after the liberation. Taken with my Panasonic FX55 on a day that could have been a little warmer.