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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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Vivian Maier at Willy Brandt Haus
Vivian Maier is a puzzle that many people are still trying to assemble. We know that she was born in New York, dedicated most of her adult life to caring for ch…
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…
Wroclaw Market Square: The Largest Market Square in Poland
When you visit Wroclaw, you start seeing the Market Square as the heart of the city. This is where shopping, food and business gather for everybody, even if you…
Buying Small Pieces of Art at the Kunstautomat in Schöneberg
Schöneberg is one of my favorite districts to walk around aimlessly because there is always a surprise around the corner. On one of my most recent walks there, …
Gatower Mühle: The New Windmill in Gatow
The Gatower Mühle is one of eight windmills still standing in Berlin. This one can be found in Gatow, a neighborhood south of Spandau and across the waters from…
Neheimer Strasse Murals in Reinickendorf
The weather wasn’t great when I took my bike from Neukölln to Reinickendorf to take picture of the Neheimer Strasse Murals but it was worth it. The cloudy sky, …
Elisabeth Sanatorium: History of an Abandoned German Clinic
The Elisabeth Sanatorium, located in Stahnsdorf, was a clinic originally built in 1912 to treat tuberculosis patients. It specialized in treating skin and lymph…
From Fridge to Frame: My Experience with the Fanta Camera
The Fanta camera is a 35mm film camera cleverly disguised as a Fanta can. It's a blast from the past, likely a marketing campaign from the 1990s when cheap film…









