One of the reasons why I love traveling Africa is nature and the wild animals.
This year we spent 10 days in a row in a national park, always curious what to expect next along the way…⠀
The cover of the 2020 issue shows the two professional riders Vicky Eggertsson and Viktoria Große on their Icelandic horses near their farm in Beelitz close to Berlin.
Everybody always thinks I’m just on holiday, but I’m just very slow in editing my pictures and then publishing them during the year. Here are some impressions from our road trip through South Africa in early 2019.
On the cover you can see the founder of the Berlin restaurant Hallmann & Klee.
For the cover story about the best Italians in Berlin I visited 6 restaurants and photographed the chefs as well as the signature menu of the restaurant.
One of the most beautiful shootings this year.
We spent one day and one night with a raft on the waters of the Havel near Berlin to shoot this picture in the morning hours.
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Reclaim the Water!
Time and again, freethinkers, rebels and artists have gone on the water in search of new possibilities and means of expression which they could not find on land or which were denied to them due to ownership or laws. The increasing lack of space combined with inflation and the disappearance of open spaces in the cities has promoted the perception that the waters are also to be understood as public space and thus represent an option for expanding the living space. The photo exhibition shows international and Berlin projects and tells of repression as well as empowerment.
I am proud to be part of the group exhibition “ISLANDS OF UTOPIA” of the ‘Museum für Subkulturen Berlin’, showing pictures from my series ‘Rummelsburger Bucht’.
Vernissage 24.09.2019 from 8pm
Exhibition 25.09.-05.10.2019
Daily 12-21 o’clock, longer on event days
Admission free!
Haus der Statistik
Otto-Braun-Strasse 70-72
Alexanderplatz Berlin
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Reclaim the Water!
Time and again, freethinkers, rebels and artists have gone on the water in search of new possibilities and means of expression which they could not find on land or which were denied to them due to ownership or laws. The increasing lack of space combined with inflation and the disappearance of open spaces in the cities has promoted the perception that the waters are also to be understood as public space and thus represent an option for expanding the living space. The photo exhibition shows international and Berlin projects and tells of repression as well as empowerment.
