Mohamed El Barkani
heidifotomaniac
Ralph Kiesewetter
Taylor Hanson
P. Allhoff
Claudio Weiß
Marius Meyer
Aitor Alegre
Chris Notz
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Take a short walk through your town and you’ll find a thousand and one things to photograph. A unique feature of Frankfurt is its significant number of skyscrapers and high-rise buildings in the city center which form the Frankfurt skyline. Frankfurt is one of only a few cities in the European Union that have such a skyline. Because of the city’s skyline, the city is often called “Mainhattan”, a portmanteau of the local Main River and Manhattan.
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50°6'24.8595" N 8°42'19.3013" E
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Taylor Hanson
02.08.2017
Pretty much any of the bridges will be satisfactory if you are facing the skyline :) It all comes down to personal preference.
Ralph Kiesewetter
09.07.2017
Deutschherrenbrücke (the bridge where this has been shot) is no drawbridge. It's a railbridge with a public footpath just along the rails on the west side of the bridge. Park your car behind the "Hafenpark" in Mayfarthstraße or Eytelweinstraße (free parking) and walk towards the bridge. The stairs are located behind the second post, counted from the river. Most beautiful view of Frankfurt Skyline. Make sure to bring a tele lens (about 100-135mm on a full frame camera) for this particular view. You might want to bring a very wide angle lens if you want to capture the European Central Bank tower as well. (but then, the impressive skyline is quite small in the frame, since the ECB is so close to the bridge). Great shot, btw. Event though it is heavily photoshopped ;-)
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Mohamed El Barkani for creating this photo spot and
heidifotomaniac, Ralph Kiesewetter, Taylor Hanson, P. Allhoff, ATIF MOHD, Claudio Weiß, Marius Meyer, Aitor Alegre, Chris Notz, Sebastian for improving it with additional photos or content.