Seven Days Photo Challenge – Day 3

My wonderful friend Dominique over at 3C Style has tagged me in the Seven Days Photo Challenge! Thanks so much, Dominique – I just love taking pictures! 🙂 The rules are: Seven days. Seven black and white photos of your life. No people. No explanations. Challenge someone new each day. Because of my love for Sepia, I can´t

Heidelberger Platz

  I´m planning a new series for my blog: train stations of Berlin! There are many, as you will see, beautifully restored train stations that look very different from the modern ones, giving us a sense of what it felt like to enter the train over a hundred years ago. Today, I´m showing you photographs

The Shed

    I made this photograph last summer when I was on one of my many wanderings on the Tempelhofer Feld, the former airport right in the middle of Berlin. You can find all kind of structures still in place, between the bushes and the trees.  This shed seemed deserted and it was in fact

Fallen Tree

    Although this tree, stripped entirely of its bark, no longer lies across the road that you can glimpse in the upper left corner, it reminded me on this poem by Robert Frost.   On a Tree Fallen Across the Road   The Tree the tempest with a crash of wood Throws down in

Sepia Spell – Frowning Lion

    This beautiful carved lion just caught my eye and begged me to take a picture of him… of course I was only too eager to fulfill his wish 😉   Wishing you all a very beautiful and lovely week! xxx

Sepia Spell – Old National Gallery

    After having shared with you my vision of the stairway to heaven, I´m showing you today a view of “heaven” itself 😉 – the Old National Gallery in Berlin! If you ever get the chance to visit Berlin, make sure to drop by this wonderful building too! Wish you all a beautiful weekend!

Sepia Spell -Stairway to Heaven

    Okay, okay… I admit, this is n o t the actual stairway to heaven, b u t in my mind it´s pretty close to it 😉 As it is, these steps are leading up to the second floor of the Old National Gallery outside the building. The Old National Gallery is situated on

Sepia Spell: The Cathedral

    As promised, I´m showing you this time the Berlin Cathedral (short for: Evangelical Supreme Parish and Collegiate Church) as it can be seen from the Friedrichs Bridge. I decided to lie on the floor to give you a sense of the bridge´s width too, which really is quite impressive especially since it´s only

Sepia Spell – Friedrichs Bridge

The Friedrichs Bridge is one of my favourite bridges in Berlin. It has been built in 1703 and restored in the last years and serves now solely as a pedestrian bridge in Berlin Mitte. It crosses the Spree and connects the mainland to the Museum Island – one of my favourite places in Berlin 🙂

Sepia Spell – The Entrance

  First of all: I want to apologize for not having blogged in over a week! And also for not responding as quickly as usual to all your lovely comments! And for not having read, liked or commented on your blog posts this last week! I´m really, really sorry about all  that!!! The reason for