Anyone familiar with the long and tumultuous history of Berlin and those who have read about the changes wrought by the end of the Cold War should find Stefan Dauth's photographic portrait a valuable guide to this city on the cutting-edge. By concentrating on new perspectives of Berlin's most familiar sights, Dauth draws attention to the transformation of a city only recently reunited and re-born as Germany's capital. His black and white images reveal the clash of old and new: the Berliner Dome with construction cranes in the background, the Potsdamer Platz, the remains of the Berlin Wall and the modern bustle of the Kurfuerstendamm built around a baroque memorial church.
