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All pics by Franzi. I spent this Hamburg weekend with some friends from Osnabrück and their little son. I went into a musical preview (quite ok, but not a must-see), enjoyed the autumn colors on long walks and discovered a bit of Altona’s history. Alltogether, a perfect autumn weekend! I wish you a wonderful start […]
Colorful Autumn Days in Hamburg! Read More »
All pics by Franzi. Whoosh! And another weekend is gone. This one I spent with wonderful people in Hamburg, Osnabrück and Münster (and a lot of time in busses and trains). On Friday I went with Eva and her sweet daughter to the autumnal Isemarkt. Later I drove to Inka and Frank in good-old Osnabrück,
A Weekend with Friends! Read More »
All pics by Franzi. This last weekend looked different to what I planned – instead of visiting once again friends and family in Berlin I stayed in Hamburg to cure this heavy cold of mine. I slept a lot, shopped healthy food at the farmers market, had a wonderful breakfast with my pal Annika at
A Lazy Hamburg Weekend! Read More »
In her photo project Idiot Box Brooklyn-based artist Donna Stevens shots portraits of children totally lost in watching TV. The pictures look somehow mystical, but the totally-out-of-control faces of the kids are also a bit scary (there are more on her website!). What the hell is TV doing with them? Thus, use the weekend to
Donna Stevens Captures Mesmerized Faces Of Kids Watching TV! Read More »
„A trained dancer, I used to perform ballet and modern dance in the streets of Paris. Tourists would quite often photograph and film me in action in Paris, and after seeing the pictures taken of me, I decided that I should try it out. And so I bought a camera and read the instruction manual.“
An Ongoing 365 Self-Portait Project: „Air through my Ashes“ by Mickael Jou! Read More »
The photo series Swedish Dads by Johan Bävman shows young Swedish dads and their different ways to cope with parenting on paternity-leave: They not only take care of their children, but they also develop their very own daily routines. I love the craziness in most of the pictures – they simply document the every-day chaos
Dads at Home by Johan Bävman! Read More »
Street photography is a big passion of mine… I know how difficult it can be to capture the soul of everyday life in a picture, to tell a story in one shot, to photograph people in ordinary situations without letting them know (before). My pal Isa and me did this (a very, very long time
“Love every morsel of the people in your life.” – Jennifer Merendino Sadly, most people do not want to hear these realities and at certain points we felt our support fading away. Other cancer survivors share this loss. People assume that treatment makes you better, that things become OK, that life goes back to “normal.”
The Battle We Didn’t Choose: My Wife’s Fight With Breast Cancer by Angelo Merendino! Read More »
For his Photo Notes project Dutch photographer Hans Eijkelboom travelled through the world for 20 years, photographing people on the streets. Thereby he created a fascinating collection of pics documenting the fashion trends over time. Seeing his collection of photos in his book People of the Twenty-First Century one suddenly realizes that the concept of
We Are All Alike: Hans Eijkelboom’s „People of the Twenty-First Century“! Read More »
Photographer Richard Johnson travels across Canada comparing the similarities and differences of Ice Fishing architecture between provinces. „As with its distant cousins the native Teepee and the Igloo, the Ice Fishing Hut has its own essential purpose. It must be weather resistant and transportable, giving basic shelter and access to the ground beneath it. These
Canadian Ice Huts by Richard Johnson! Read More »