Pic 1: An antiques shop on Oranienstraße, with dismembered dummy heads and a poster for a German detective movie, Emile die Detektive. The tones could be more contrasty (a technical term, I think) but the random collection of objects is a good reference to Berlin as a cut-up city.
Pic 2: Another, longer shot of Bornholmer Straße S-Bahn from Bösebrücke. I was most interested in getting the interconnecting train lines and tracks, but am not sure that comes through very well. The S-Bahn sign does, however, seem rather lonely on its own. 
Pic 3: The Gedächtniskirche on the Kurfürstendamm: a typical tourist photo that I thought I just had to have. Not too much to say about it otherwise. 
More pictures coming soon.
I love love love the antique shop photo. The angle of it is almost voyeuristic and at the same time makes the random things seem almost monumental (what with the upward angle making them seem larger than life). I love random shots like this. Or, better, shots with random things in them. Also, the S-Bahn sign does look strangely lonely… almost like it’s out of place.
can’t rmember if I liked or hated Emil und die Dektektive…
Dan, those are great shots. Yes, I would definitely recommend Philip Kerr if you haven’t read him.