Urban Matrix
Fun with reflections at the "Kranzler Eck" in Berlin's City West. The new Kranzler Eck (Kranzler is the name of a famous café, "Eck", short for "Ecke", means corner) was designed by Helmuth Jahn of Jahn/Morphy Architects, was built between 1998 and 2000. It so falls into the same era as the first Matrix movie. The glass architecture, especially with the reflections and the shades of green, reminded me of the movie (and also of a maze), and since three bee colonies live on the roof of the new Kranzler Eck, it reminded me even more of the movie, hence the title ;)
Please note: The lens info shown in the EXIF is wrong. This image was not taken with the Laowa 6mm lens (which I'd borrowed just before this walk from my Mom, magrit k.), but with my Laowa C-Dreamer 7.5mm lens. I had forgotten to reset the camera's lens info settings for manual lenses.
Have a nice week, dear Flickr friends!
Urban Matrix
Fun with reflections at the "Kranzler Eck" in Berlin's City West. The new Kranzler Eck (Kranzler is the name of a famous café, "Eck", short for "Ecke", means corner) was designed by Helmuth Jahn of Jahn/Morphy Architects, was built between 1998 and 2000. It so falls into the same era as the first Matrix movie. The glass architecture, especially with the reflections and the shades of green, reminded me of the movie (and also of a maze), and since three bee colonies live on the roof of the new Kranzler Eck, it reminded me even more of the movie, hence the title ;)
Please note: The lens info shown in the EXIF is wrong. This image was not taken with the Laowa 6mm lens (which I'd borrowed just before this walk from my Mom, magrit k.), but with my Laowa C-Dreamer 7.5mm lens. I had forgotten to reset the camera's lens info settings for manual lenses.
Have a nice week, dear Flickr friends!