die mauer

on the left you can see the longest section of the outer berlin wall which is still standing. on the right they've built a museum which informs in great detail about the grim times of the lead-up to the second world war, and the years of the war itself. probably best on black

[carol white]

Great leading lines and composition. Fav!! 😀

[Lou Ann]

Oh I would love to see this. Wonderful image!

[FBailey]

Lovely processing, such a strong image

[Jean]

Composed so well! Love the leading lines and texture. Perfect in b&w. Would like to see in person some day.

[Diana]

A wonderful capture, great leading lines and processing.

[Graeme Stevens]

superb composition and processing

[KoalaGardens🐨]

fantastic image, it must be amazing to walk along this path!

[Carole Sandford]

We lived in Berlin for four years when he wall was still dividing this amazing city! Nice to see your recent pictures, bring back memories.

[Maggiemae]

A wonderful texture shot as well as an historic one!

[Jane Pittenger]

Perfect processing for this storytelling image

[jackie edwards]

beautiful lines. the processing lends itself to the story of the wall.

[Kahsia]

Great choice for B&W.

[Monique]

Great in b&w

[belinda]

Love this in black and white

[Kathy A]

Great shot

[4rky]

Great B&W shot - love the processing

[tony gig]

Great lines and shot...Fav

[Helen Jane]

My mother was working as a civil servant in Berlin during the airlift. She had some stories to tell.
Great converging lines here.

[Clare Gadsby]

@carole_sandford @helenhall those must have been interesting times for you, carole, and for your mother, helen. many thanks for your comments :)