Palazzo Ottagonale / Quartier Schützenstraße
Quartier Schützenstraße is an ensemble of buildings designed by the Italian architect Aldo Rossi in Berlin-Mitte, surrounded by Schützenstraße, Charlottenstraße, Zimmerstraße and Markgrafenstraße. The building is considered one of the most important new buildings of the post-reunification period in Berlin.
Palazzo Ottagonale / Quartier Schützenstrasse
11 mm · f/8,0 · 1/200 sec · ISO 200
4 Comments
Thank you very much, Paul, for your very friendly and very constructive comment. With kind regards Herbert
Perfect composition and tonality. The plane’s trail adds a touch of dynamism contrasting with the stillness of the architecture.
Thank you very much, Eden, for your very friendly and constructive comment. Greetings Herbert
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This is such a beautiful composition. What I love about this photo is how the upward perspective creates a natural frame for the sky, offering a sense of enclosure and openness simultaneously. The alignment of the windows and colors adds depth and structure. It’s a great reminder of how much storytelling exists in our urban surroundings. Congrats, Herbert.
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