#architectural photograpy

[matthiasheiderich]

Hypovereinsbank Tower, München. Architects: Walther & Bea Betz. Photo: Matthias Heiderich, 2023

[kumsal-thingss]

Belki dünya bize yol vermeyecek ama bizim gidecek uzun yollarımız var. Geçirdiğimiz onca zamana rağmen...

[dashalbrundezimmer]

underground station // essen rüttenscheid

tile art and the underground, two things that are inseparable for me. although the station is from the late eighties, the pattern could also be from the post-war era.

[thistransient]

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[kristo-flowers]

On the hilltops around Pecs, Hungary

[30-before-30-but-im-27]

Petra, Jordan - One of the 7 Wonders of the World

Entry to Petra is included in the Jordan Pass. There are many hiking trails to explore Petra of varying times and difficulties. We did a combination of the Siq (the Treasury) trail, followed by Jabal Haroun trail, and then the climb up 900 steps Ad-Dier Monastery Hike. To explore most of Petra and its beauty I'd recommend a full day. We had a lovely opportunity to have tea with a couple of Bedouin ladies. We had two Bedouin women, one Brit and me, an Easter European, and it was such a great conversation about our families and tattoos over tea.

[fentonphoto]

Rainy day at Gyogan-Ji Temple.

[hiddenromania]

CEC Palace, Streets in Bucharest during Summer

[matthiasheiderich]

Ufa-Palast, Dresden. Architects: Coop Himmelb(l)au. Photo: Matthias Heiderich

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[dashalbrundezimmer]

emilienstraße // essen rüttenscheid

windows provide insights into the lives of the residents, but also leave room for interpretations and fantasies about life and living. the question remains: how much cream and eggnog will be served with sunday cake given the density of lace curtains in these windows?

[divusvox]

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[kristo-flowers]

Bundesamtsgebäude, Vienna

[30-before-30-but-im-27]

Amman

Jordan was my favorite country I visited during my one-month summer trip. It was also my first time in the Middle East. As a female traveling with another female, we felt safe and quite relaxed. I am heavily tattooed and no one seemed to care, after a while, I got more comfortable just showing them off. I think so long as you are respectful and dress appropriately you're all good. As with wherever you travel to, just be respectful of the people and the culture you are entering and you will probably have a good time.

It is heartbreaking to hear about what is happening in Gaza. I met quite a few Palestinians in Jordan escaping the Ethnic Cleansing because that is what it is. It's infuriating, but not surprising, that the UK gov is just following whatever the USA is doing. We should be condemning Israel's actions, not supplying them with more weapons. No civilians should be suffering or be used as political props on either side.