Berlin Unseen Av Martin U Waltz

<p><em>"In the book¿ we get a fantastic look at those alternative viewpoints that you''re unlikely to find in your Lonely Planet or Rough guide. They''ve called the books ''Unseen'' for a reason, because you''re far less likely to have already viewed the kinds of pictures taken within it."</em> ¿ <strong>Amateur Photographer<em><br>Berlin Unseen</em></strong> is, like the first two parts of the <em>Unseen series </em>(<em>London Unseen </em>and<em> New York Unseen</em>), an authentic approach to the character of the German capital.</p><p>At the same time, the images by Martin U. Waltz breathe the atmosphere of the metropolis on the Spree as authentically as few others. The star photographer of the German street photography scene has always been close to the pulse of the city; knows where Berlin life meets; in which places and squares the soul of the city is best reflected. Yet it is not the city''s tourist highlights that interest Martin U. Waltz. It is the streets and the faces of the