When to go
Best time
Morning, Mid-day, Late afternoon
Because the red alleyway at Bayerischer Bahnof is covered, you can photograph this location during any month of the year.
I recommend coming here during the day—especially when there isn't direct sunlight. Having some indirect sunlight will make it easier to setup your camera with a lower ISO.
Field tips
For this featured photographed, my model jumped to add a playful element to the composition. When recreating this pose, use a fast shutter speed (1/200 sec or more) to avoid blurry elements where there will be a lot of movement (like shoes and hands).
I suggest using a tripod if you want to have a good symmetrical view in your unedited photograph. A tripod will also help to reduce motion blur.
Even though I did it in my photo, you don't have to position the model centered at the end of the alley. Play with hiding some of their body behind one of the walls, only keeping the head or an arm visible to the viewer. Get creative!
When editing the image in post-processing, make sure the horizontal and vertical lines are parallel to emphasize the symmetry at this photo location.
Current weather
Blue Hour
06:20
36o
Partially cloudy
Sunrise
06:59
36o
Partially cloudy
Golden Hour
14:06
36o
Partially cloudy
Sunset
15:05
36o
Partially cloudy
Do nearby
Make sure to take some pictures of the Bayerischer Bahnof Metro Station below. The escalator lookup is quite unique!
Also, stop by at Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz Metro Station for an impressively modern, and slightly curved, metro design.