Computer Games Museum in Close Up
by Zoë Noble
überlin
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[…] Then my friend Judith, who is the one featured in the video, recommended it and then Zoe posted stunning macro photos from the museum on the überlin Blog. I couldn’t wait any longer – and another dreary drizzly day presented itself with […]
[…] out at awesome indoor attractions like the Computer Games Museum or Loxx – this miniature railway version of Berlin is the best way to see the city without […]
[…] Recommended by James Glazebrook; Photo courtesy of Zoë Noble […]
Beautiful photos. Have to agree with Sylee, the macro images are amazing. I already had the museum on my list for a video – but your particular close-up vision is inspiring even more.
Thanks Luci, we’re going to get Jahreskarten so there will be plenty more to follow. Let us know if you want any photos to make a video with – this is only a small selection. Win-win yeah? #expattribe
I love this macro museum thing you’ve got going. Such great knobs!
Thanks! Really, it’s just Zoë’s attempt to recreate my myopic views of these places – too many hours spent on video games has ruined my eyesight.
thanks Ingrid! Such fun subjects to photograph…
Amazing post, love the images!