The picture shows the Anger in Erfurt at night - a central square in the city, captured with a long exposure that makes the movement of a passing tram visible as a trail of light. In the background is a historic building with a clock tower, whose façade is emphasised by artificial light. Illuminated shop windows and shop signs can be seen on the right-hand side, lending the picture an urban depth. The tram tracks in the foreground lead the eye through the scene.
The Anger is one of Erfurt's most important squares - historically grown, today a hub for transport, trade and encounters. The mixture of classic architecture and modern infrastructure makes it an exciting subject for urban photography.
My inspiration was to combine the dynamism of the urban space with the tranquillity of the night. The long exposure makes it possible to visualise movement without overloading the composition. The traces of light from the tram contrast with the static architecture.
The image conveys a sense of urban continuity - a moment between movement and standstill. In an interior, it acts as a graphically clear, timeless accent. It is particularly suitable for modern rooms that are looking for structure, depth and a reference to urban life.
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Germany
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
Germany
Netherlands
Germany
Netherlands
Germany
Netherlands
Germany
Germany