curtain

back in bluish

berlin friedrichshain, 2022

back in green

berlin friedrichshain, 2022

back in purple

berlin friedrichshain, 2022

back in yellow

berlin friedrichshain, 2022

back in red

berlin friedrichshain, 2022

it’s on

berlin mitte, 2022

caravan of love

berlin lichtenberg, 2021

behind closed curtains

berlin friedrichshain, 2021

roadtrip

DSC09793is that still a thing? berlin friedrichshain, 2020

self portrait

DSC09277-2still possible in berlin treptow, 2020

ghostly

PB300444berlin friedrichshain, 2019

kristin hersh – your ghost (click, hear)

undercover

DSC07387berlin friedrichshain, 2019

let there never be curtain drawn

P3302173between you and me, berlin schöneberg, 2019

decisions

DSC07428venlo, the netherlands, 2018

i saw the light / defused

DSC07303berlin friedrichshain, 2018

curtain closed

DSC00650on being blue like a curtain, berlin friedrichshain, 2018

room with a view

P2270524-Bearbeiteta view from the hermitage onto the frozen river neva that is…, sankt petersburg, russia, 2018

but let there never be curtain drawn

DSC09831-2between you and me…

antwerpen, new year’s eve 2017

the heat is (back) on

DSC06396burano, italy, 2017

this was taken with my sony a7 and the excellent samyang 35mm f2.8 pancake lens that i received (i.e. bought) right on time before our holiday in venice. it is a very light and small lens, the auto focus is fast and reliable so it’s quite a different lens than the notoriously slow and sometimes “focusing where no lens focused before” sony 50mm f1.8 that i nevertheless also like a lot. i have no complaints whatsoever regarding the samyang 35mm…  i think i could probably find some minor quibbles if i scrutinised the lens more thoroughly but i’m not in the mood because i really like using it ;-)

since this is the first 35mm prime i’ve really used it came as a little surprise for me that i really like the angle of view of a 35mm lens on full frame. i always was (and still am) a big fan of the panasonc lumix 20mm on my olympus e-p5, though, which comes quite close to the angle of view a full frame 40mm would provide. so maybe it’s actually no surprise at all :)

 

de kerk

DSC03787den burg, the netherlands, 2017