Mondphasenbrunnen

The name translates to Phases of the Moon - Fountain.

A few impressions.

Overview




A little closer.



The phases of the moon.


The quirks some might want to criticise are intended here.


Water running (I let you guess where):



Later in the evening:



Best regards,
Michael

The quirks some might want to criticise are intended here.

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So you may be referring to this observation of mine . . .

. . . the first and last images posted, suffer in my opinion from the buildings leaning ear the edges of the frame and the slight lens curvature apparent. Too bad that the front building on left in the first image, is lit and included - much better in the last view later on for sure.

Interesting concept working in on the subject from distant to close - that works well. For me, the second image is the strongest with greatest potential - - - very symmetrical and dynamic.

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Robert,

thanks for stopping by.

Let me put it this way:
I am (more than) slightly bored of overly corrected and postprocessed images.

Now to the three pictures mentioned.

Including the lit part of the building was a choice for two reasons:
Overview in general: Walking further away and using a longer focal length would not have worked that good for the lack of space .
I like the reflection of the bright part of the building in the water and on one of the round stones symbolizing the moon. Did you see these?

The last one is off-center to increase the visible surface reflecting the lights in the background.

The second one was just the same exercise like many of my U-Bahn pictures, made and added for the sake of completeness.

Individual choices...

Best regards,
Michael