One Tower.
A Thousand Stories.
900 photos submitted, 15 finalists, and countless views of the Berlin TV Tower. Now it’s your turn! Vote for your favorite photo and decide who wins!
900 PHOTOS.
15 FINALISTS.
YOUR VOTE.
900 photos, 900 unique perspectives of the Berlin TV Tower. Our jury—consisting of Nadine Schönfeld, Thomas Kakareko, and Marcel Wiest—had the difficult task of selecting the 15 best photos from all these submissions. Now the finalists have been chosen—and you get to decide which photo wins!
Whether it’s surprising angles, special moments, or personal stories: Each of the 15 photos captures the TV Tower in its own unique way. Our jury has chosen their favorites. Now we want to know: Which one is your favorite?
From October 28 through November 8, 2026, you can vote for your favorite photo and help decide which image wins the Community Award.
And best of all: All 15 finalist photos will be on display at the Berlin TV Tower from November 19 through the end of December 2026. Admission to the exhibition is free, and it invites you to discover for yourselves the diverse perspectives on Berlin’s most famous landmark.
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE PHOTO
Now it’s your turn! Discover the 15 finalist photos, be inspired by these unique shots, and vote for your favorite.
Hover your mouse over a photo or click on it to see the title and the photographer’s name.
Now it’s your turn! Check out the 15 finalist photos, be inspired by these unique shots, and vote for your favorite.
Tap on the photo to see the title and the photographer’s name.
PRIZES FOR THE WINNING PHOTOS
2nd place
Breakfast at Sphere Tim Raue
+ “Lieblingsturm” lamp.
1st place
Dinner for two at Sphere Tim Raue in Berlin TV Tower
+1 signed copy of Tim Raue’s latest book
+ Your work will be produced as a limited-edition One Tower. A Thousand Stories. postcard
♥
3rd place
OUR JURY
Three perspectives, one shared view of Berlin: Our jury brings together diverse experiences from the fields of photography, art, and Berlin’s urban culture and selected the 15 works for the exhibition.
Thomas
Kakareko
Thomas Kakareko is a photographer and creative consultant based in Berlin who specializes in street and urban photography. Since 2010, he has been sharing his work on Instagram, where he has built an international community. His photos feature architecture, people, and everyday scenes in cities around the world. In addition to his photography, he develops campaigns and content concepts for brands and leads workshops and masterclasses.
One Tower.
A Thousand Stories.
Nadine
Schönfeld
I’m Nadine, a photographer and content creator from “Muddastadt”, and I launched @urbanberlin a few years ago out of my passion for street and city photography. What began with urban moments and Berlin’s streets eventually led, via urban portraits, back to my own roots: hospitality, gastronomy, and the people behind them. I love Berlin on the move, genuine encounters, good drinks, bustling streets, exciting food spots, and all the little stories that unfold between sunrise and sundowner. To me, Berlin is a pretty cool surprise package: sometimes loud and wild, sometimes quiet and right there, out of the blue, the photos you can’t plan for just happen.
Marcel
Wiest
Marcel Wiest is an independent photographer and creator based in Berlin. His work focuses on architecture, culture, and tourism photography. His visual style is defined by strict symmetry, clean lines, and structural precision, which he uses to create unique visual identities for global brands and institutions. In addition to his commercial projects, he shares his work with over 280,000 people on @marcel_travels and passes on his technical expertise in masterclasses.
EVERYTHING ABOUT THE COMPETITION
Where does the exhibition take place?
In the foyer of the Berlin TV Tower, on the 1st floor, not at the top of the Tower.
Is admission to the exhibition free?
Yes, admission to the exhibition is free.
You can find the full terms and conditions of participation in German and English below, directly next to the submission form.