Berlin heute

I found this rendition of the Berlin skyline in one of the subway stations on line 3 recently. Although it doesn't exactly fit the ...

In Berlin's divided days this building was known to East Germans as the Tränenpalast or Palace of Tears. Before the wall went up, E...

Berlin is full of beautiful entrances and doorways, I can hardly photograph them all! I found this one particularly appealing with the s...

I found this sign a little odd - it means the church is open. Even taken literally, I wouldn't think you would need a sign to tell p...

I was mainly attracted to this shop because of the integrated bench outside the show window, but after reading Lo Spaventapasserai's...

I found this stripey snake on Saarbrücker Straße in Mitte. It's not the nicest piece of wall art I've ever seen, but something a...

I was actually trying to diminish the reflection in this shot as much as possible, but now that I see it on the computer, I rather like ...

Although most buildings in both east and west Berlin have been renovated, you sometimes run across one that hasn't yet been moderniz...

I don't find this name for a restaurant particularly appealing, but I think I'll have to check it out one of these days out of s...

I found this work in progress in one of the many smaller streets around Hackescher Markt . The sassily posed mannequins made me laugh an...

I'm not sure if this mural is a representation of a real person, but I found it very striking. I also like the way the Telespargel...

The skies are finally blue here in Berlin! This is a look up at the elevator in the courtyard of the Goethe Institute. Quite a lot of ol...

This ornate eagle can be found on the Weidendammbrucke not far from the Friederichstrasse U- and S-Bahn station. I was not the only per...

It was a cold day back in January when I took the Deutsche Welle tour. It was definitely exciting to see the inner workings of a braodca...

Here's another look behind the scenes at Deutsche Welle. The people working in the Redaction are hard at work putting stories togeth...