ðŸ“· #TheEverChangingCity has a winner. Is it you? ðŸ“·

This was our Fotostrasse Mission this month and choosing the best photography wasn't as easy as we thought it would be.

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And the winner is... @martingutheil

Like always, wasn't an easy task. There were several fantastic images tagged with #Fotostrasse. But from all the finalists showed on our facebook group, this one was the winner.

Martin could express the theme of this past month with mastery. The old Berlin from one side of the Spree and on the very center, the controversial luxury building that made the headlines a few years ago. Do you guys remember that? Even David Hasselhoff joined the protesters to try to save the wall.
No other photo showed how much one city changed like this one. Congratulations Martin, keep up with the awesome work!

The prize for this month is this awesome book here. This book is filled with photos from Berlin in 1945, right after the WWII. Berlin has changed so much since that time...

Congratulations again! Please send us an email at hello@1982.us with your address in less than seven days, otherwise we will have to choose one of the honorable photographers that lost only by an inch.

You can check out the finalists on our group!

Our eye looks for structure every. Creating structure through composition in photography isn’t always as easy as you think. Leading lines are one of the most classical ways of guiding the human eye through the photo. It connects elements within your shot and showing distance.

This month's Mission is about just that: Leading Lines.
So think horizontal, vertical, parallels and curved lines and get shooting! We will select our favorites in the end of the year, review them on our facebook group and give the prize to the winner.
Remember to always follows the rules before submitting images, ok? This month we had 2 cases of people stealing other people's image. It wasn't cool.
Fotostrasse Mission has as a main goal to teach you how to get better at photography. The prizes are just small incentives for that, should never be the main objective.
If you need help with photo tips, check out our blog posts about photography.