Be encouraged and observe new viewpoints and other interesting details which might easily be overlooked in this great city of Berlin. The area is also a good place to watch and photograph street performers of every kind and at the end of the tour enjoy an overview of Berlin from top of the high rise buildings.
Highlights
- Photography walking tour of Berlin's grand sights
- Focuses on Berlin's photogenic sights including the the former borderline between East and West-Berlin and the Potsdamer Platz
- Pick up tips for photographing buildings, people and city scenes
- Review your shots with a professional, highlighting lighting, contrast, composition and creativity
- Informative commentary from your professional photographer guide
Useful Information
Berlin Photography Walking Tour: East Meets West
The tour starts after a 5 minute walk following the former borderline between East and West-Berlin where you will reach the Holocaust Memorial. This 19,000 square meter (4.7 acre) site reminds of the millions of murdered Jews during the Nazi era. For the skilled photographer it provides endless sights: 2711 stelas, narrow alleys surprisingly appearing and disappearing people in the labyrinth. Next to the Memorial you will come to Berlin's new city-center, the Potsdamer Platz. High rise architecture as its best.
The Sony-Center's roof construction looking like big sails from below and like Japan's Mount Fuji from the distance is an absolute must for all camera freaks. Restaurants serving the world's food and of course typical German and Berlin specialties.
Your Berlin Photography Walking Tour ends at Potsdamer Platz.
Some of the things you will learn from your photographer guide:
The Sony-Center's roof construction looking like big sails from below and like Japan's Mount Fuji from the distance is an absolute must for all camera freaks. Restaurants serving the world's food and of course typical German and Berlin specialties.
Your Berlin Photography Walking Tour ends at Potsdamer Platz.
Some of the things you will learn from your photographer guide:
- How to incorporate lighting conditions to create dramatic photos
- How to capture the atmosphere of a particular scene
- How to compose a photograph to get the maximum effect
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