berlin schöneberg, 2019
carl zeiß building in carl-zeiß-street in jena, 2018
*yes, it’s that carl zeiß – ß is the so called ‘scharfes s’ in german orthography and if you want to capitalise it, you’ll have to write a double S – hence ZEISS.
berlin mitte, 2018
niederrhein, 2018
tübingen, 2018
sankt petersburg, russia, 2018
berlin friedrichshain, 2018
if anybody has an idea what brand this car is, please comment. i did forget to check…
EDIT: tumblr user grischa808 provided me with the solution: it’s a toyota corolla E110 3-door hatchback (ca. 1995) – and if you don’t believe that – believe wikipedia!
nicht vergessen, mädels!
berlin, moabit, 2016
berlin friedrichshain, 2018
words of advice – material feat. william s. burroughs (click, hear)
the berghain seen from behind, friedrichshain, berlin 2017
berlin friedrichshain, 2017
hansestadt lübeck, 2017
berlin, moabit, 2016
ok, this time it’s just about pigeons i promise.
this is again from duisburg and it was of course a lucky shot. i actually wanted to get the lamps pigeonholed into the window frames when the real pigeons suddenly turned up.
drahtseile
for walking a tightrope you need one in the first place… here they are manufactured – at least for a german walk on the tightrope which is commonly referred to as a drahtseilakt (lit.: wire-rope act). i wish this would have been a bit more self-explanatory, but that’s the thing with languages…
this small company is located in süchteln a small town quite close to the small town quite close to the dutch border where i grew up and i remember that building always triggered my attention when we drove by. yesterday i finally shot it.
