Behind the Lines: Symmetry and Repetition, in Photos
Photographer Moritz Braun started taking pictures a mere two years ago but fell in love with photography, especially black and white, very quickly.
Metro station Gänsemarkt, Hamburg, Germany - 2011
In his Behind the Lines series of photos, Braun studies lines and symmetry that seem to burst alive to the viewer.
Speicherstadt at night, Hamburg, Germany - 2011
"My lines should not be interpreted as borderlines, more than guidelines," according to Braun. "All those lines are meant to take you on a journey, visually and mentally; you will find the aim of your trip when you follow the lines beyond imagination."
The end of it all, Germany - 2013
Old Elbtunnel, Hamburg, Germany - 2011
Waterworld, Germany - 2012
Infinite steps, Germany - 2012
Snow-covered piers, Norway - 2011
Lighthouse Warnemünde, Rostock, Germany - 2012
Sea of dreams, Germany - 2012
Monolith, Barcelona, Spain - 2011
Moritz Braun was born in Magdeburg, Germany, and now calls Trondheim, Norway, home. More of his work can be seen at his website and on Facebook.
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