"Heads, shifting" Installation at FORUM Adlershof

The image was taken standing directly under the "Heads, shifting" installation, photographing north east. The building in the background, which was still under construction then, is now completed. By Public transport: - Closest station: S-Bahn Adlershof (S8, S9, S42, S45, S46) - Head Southwest on Rudower Chaussee toward Wagner-Régeny-Straße and the destination will be on the right

The "Heads, shifting" installation can be photographed during any month.

Visit the installation during the day — preferably during midday when the sunlight will brighten the heads. For a minimalist approach, go for bright and white light. At sunset there won't be enough light to bring out the details on the heads.

To capture the different shifting of the heads' layers, I suggest taking a series of shots or doing a time-lapse, which requires a tripod.

Experiment with angles and take photos from different perspectives. There's a stage when the installation is turning and as the layers shift, you can't recognize that it's a face. It's incredibly unique!

Add a model to show a sense of scale. The sculptures are very large and having a smaller subject will enhance their stature.

Walk around and explore the Adlershof area! There are many interesting tech buildings in this district.