Part of the ceiling and light fixture from the Maximilian Kolbe church. I was drawn to the geometry of this image - triangles, diamonds, circles, octagons and more.
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23 October 2009
Ceiling
Part of the ceiling and light fixture from the Maximilian Kolbe church. I was drawn to the geometry of this image - triangles, diamonds, circles, octagons and more.
21 October 2009
20 October 2009
19 October 2009
Maximilian Kolbe
Neuperlach, as the name suggests, is a new district of the city. To serve the new residential and business community new churches have also been built. This is the entrance to the Catholic church of Saint Maximilian Kolbe, named for a Polish preist who was murderd in Auschwitz. Nearby is the new Lutheran church, named for Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a Lutheran pastor who was also a victim of the Nazis.18 October 2009
42 Carl-Wery-Straße
Neuperlach Süd is home to lots of businesses that inhabit shiny modern buildings like this one. This clients here include BSH, a joint venture between Bosch and Siemens making household goods, and Capgemini, an 'IT services and business consultancy company'.17 October 2009
Circus
Neuperlach is a relatively new suburb - all modern apartments and glass and steel business parks. So it was odd to see this bright red and white striped circus tent sitting in a overgrown field in the middle of it all. It looked very run down but there were posters up advertising a forthcoming performance.16 October 2009
Neuperlach Süd
Winter arrived in Munich a few days ago with temperatures close to zero, leaden skies and icy snow flurries. Yesterday morning I took advantage of a few hours of relative brightness to take some pictures. I went to the suburb of Neuperlach Süd, at the end of U5.This was my first shot of the day - a speculative grabbed shot while the steps were empty. It turned out to be one of my favourites.
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