Westfeiedhof U-Bahn, Munich
This so reminds me of my second trip to Germany in 2018, my first visit to Munich, and my German friends (two Munich born and raised, one from Cologne, and all talented photographers) who I knew for several years online but who I spent several memorable days with. We stopped at this metro station on my second day in Munich, on our way to the 1976 Olympic Park and BMW World.
Funny story: The four of us were carrying our cameras in hand most of the time (did I not mention that we met because of our love of photography?) and three of us were often taking pictures of the architecture, while the fourth member of our group kept talking philosophy and humanity and arts and wondering WTF we found interesting enough to photograph in the local human environments. He loves landscape photography and is great at portraiture (and everything else, really) but he just did not get why modern, stark, human-made structures seduced us visually. Anyway, we all had way too much fun together. So much fun, I plan to go back, if they are willing to put up with me again.
About the Westfeiedhof U-Bahn: I was mesmerized. I am attracted to primary colors, and this location’s minimalist celebration of blue, red, and yellow left me (almost) speechless.
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