I came across this magnificent artificial grotto while walking through the heritage protected “Immanuel Park” near the Lake “Kleiner Wannsee”. This park is part of the Immanuel Hospital and many patients use it early in the morning to do some exercises which is especially important with rheumatic diseases.
Because it started to rain – and because I was really curious 😉 – I went over to get a better look.
This is what it looks inside the grotto…
It looks a bit like the drops you use when you´re building a sand castle on a beach, don´t you think? Only that they used concrete instead 😉
Wish you all a wonderful Sepia Sunday!
Art Expedition 
Marvelous photo’s again Sarah, XxX
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Thank you so much, Patty!!! 🙂 xoxo
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Sarah – the sepia really is a wonderful choice for this photo. i love playing with my pictures and use an Ap called Brushstroke to get effects. Sepia Sunday is quite lovely. Clare
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Thank you very much for your lovely compliment, Clare!!! 🙂 I´ve got a passion for early photography which is why I like to do some of my pictures in sepia as well 🙂 It helps focusing the eye on texture and detail, I guess. Have a great day! xoxo
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Yes, without the softening of color, black and white, grays and browns do tend to bring out texture. Thank you, Sarah. 🤗
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Beautiful photo! What an extraordinary place to explore. I like those huge cedar trees also 🙂
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Thank you so much, L.T.!!! 🙂 It´s a very special place indeed – and very well hidden among those magnificent trees 😉
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Love the pics, Sarah. The sepia tone lends a mysterious beauty to the place.
Have a great week, my friend!! 🙂
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Thank you very much, Cathy!!! 🙂 I did the pictures in color as well, but felt the sepia was more apropiate to the theme 😉 Have a very lovely week, too, my dear friend!!! 🙂 xoxo ❤
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🙂
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Lovely as always
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Thank you so much, Alan! 🙂
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Happy Sepia Sunday. That is a pretty cool find my friend.. It looks really nice in your images. Cheers!
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Thank you so much, Chris!!! 🙂
It seems the best places are those you stumble over 😉 This definitely wasn´t planed and has been a very pleasant surprise therefore 🙂 Cheers!
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Magnificent, indeed! 🙂
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Thank you so much, Bette!! 🙂 Wish you a wonderful week! Sarah 🙂 xoxo
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Looks like a magical, if slightly scary place.
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Thank you, Su! 🙂 It definitely was a little bit scary although early in the day, as I was the only one around in that park that day! The rain didn´t much help either in that situation 😉
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The out side looks magnificent indeed. The inside looks a bit running down and a little scary. I am wondering that place is left without maintenance ?
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You´re quite right, it´s not very well maintained inside – I also made some pictures in color where this can be better observed (it gains improvement thanks to the sepia!). The whole property undergoes some major renovation work at the moment though, and probably this will be a part of it. xoxo
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That sounds good. I like to see it is preserved.
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Me too! It´s definitely worth it. x
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Very interesting Sarah, I beg there is lots of history here! Happy Sunday to you! 🙂
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Thank you so much, Terry! That´s right, it´s a place full of history. Maybe I´ll make another post about it someday 😉 Happy Sunday to you, too!!! xoxo
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