Frame Travel Roam Capture
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Berlin to Copenhagen by bike
In early September 2024, I completed packing my bike and set off from Berlin to Copenhagen. Several days and more than 600 kilometers later, I arrived in the Danish capital.
Analog Photography in Berlin
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Martin Schoeller at CWC Gallery in Berlin
Martin Schoeller shoots portraits in a way that makes you view his pictures differently. When you see his photos, you are not just viewing his work. He is also …
The Yard of Lost Toys in Lviv
Close to the center of Lviv, there is a makeshift museum of sorts. This unlikely tourist spot can be found on a typical urban courtyard, but this is far from or…
BrewDog DogTap: beers and burgers in Mariendorf
Fotostrasse goes further away from the city center in this week of the #52weeksofburgers challenge, to have some burgers at BrewDog Mariendorf. BrewDog is a Sco…
EdifĂcio Copan: Exploring One of the Largest Buildings in Brazil
EdifĂcio Copan, known in English as the Copan Building, is one of the most important and memorable buildings in SĂŁo Paulo. Located at Avenida Ipiranga number 20…
Canon EOS M3 Review
The Canon EOS M3 is a camera designed to inspire you to go out and take pictures. It comes with a stylish, elegant, and compact design, and it is a pleasure to …
Exploring the Historical Significance of Flugzeughallen Karlshorst in Berlin
Flugzeughallen Karlshorst lies somewhere in Karlshorst, an area of Berlin not famous for its tourist spots. But they are famous for some things, …
From the Stadtschloss to the Third Reich: Berlin in the 1930s
Watching this documentary about life in Berlin in the 1930s is like entering a time machine straight into the past. The two videos here show a city still being …
Berlin Wall: One Year After it was built
The Berlin Wall was a scar still seen today in the German capital. It split the city into east and west, capitalism and communism, from 1961 to 1989. It united …










