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In episode 5, when Noah meets Michael, there is a church in the background. An interesting looking church that made us curious about it and we had to try to find out where is this church located.

Analog Photography in Berlin

Tired of the digital monotony and seeking a more fulfilling photographic experience?

Shoot film
Late in 2023, I discovered a way to use 35mm film on a medium-format camera and was eager to try it out. I asked a friend to 3D print the pieces needed to hold the smaller film in place, and a month ago, I finally took my camera out to test this visual idea.

From Film to Zine

I began creating my analog photography zines when I recognized my desire to showcase my film photos beyond the digital space.

Analog Photography Zines
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.

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.

ride on

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One may not immediately think of Hamburg, a city known for its popular port, storied Speicherstadt, and delicious cuisine, as the location of elaborate model railways. Yet, tucked away in this bustling German metropolis lies a truly outstanding attraction: the Miniatur Wunderland. More than just a model train exhibit, it's a complex, meticulously crafted miniature universe that captivates visitors of all ages, solidifying its place as one of Germany's most popular cultural attractions.
Hamburg

Miniatur Wunderland: Why This Miniature Marvel in Hamburg is a Must-Visit

Tucked away in this bustling German metropolis lies a truly outstanding attraction: the Miniatur Wunderland. More than j…

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Early in 2025, a call for submissions caught my eye in the Bürgerstiftung Neukölln newsletter. As a local community organization, they were seeking photographs that captured the past, present, and future of Neukölln. Having called this bustling district home since moving to Berlin in 2012, I've produced countless images of the area, even curating a Flickr album dedicated to my favorites. What initially appeared to be a simple request for calendar images quickly became something far more significant.
Berlin

Unexpected Recognition: My Photography Journey in Neukölln

Early in 2025, a call for submissions caught my eye in the Bürgerstiftung Neukölln newsletter. As a local community orga…

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During a recent trip to this Dalmatian gem in the spring of 2025, I managed to capture its unforgettable beauty through the unique perspective of the LomoChrome Turquoise film. I have used this film before, and I loved the weird colors it captures. When the people from Lomography offered me one to test and review, I knew it would be incredible to take it to a new place like Supetar.
Croatia

Supetar Through the LomoChrome Turquoise: An Analog Croatian Adventure

During a recent trip to Supetar in the spring of 2025, I managed to capture its unforgettable beauty through the unique …

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On the border of Mitte and Wedding lies Brunnenviertel, a neighborhood renowned for its inviting green spaces and tranquil, pedestrian-friendly courtyards. As dusk settles, a soft, romantic glow emanates from the area's distinctive spherical streetlamps. But there's a clever twist to that. Look closely, and you'll discover that many of these lamps are wearing hats. These are the Nightcaps, a brilliant public art installation that is both functional and fantastical.
Berlin

Berlin’s Bright Idea: Discover the “Nightcaps” of Brunnenviertel

On the border of Mitte and Wedding lies Brunnenviertel, a neighborhood renowned for its inviting green spaces and tranqu…

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The haunting marks left on these church walls make it feel like the fighting occurred mere days ago. On April 24th, 1945, a fierce battle unfolded here as the Soviet 7th Corps clashed with a diverse force comprising elements of the Wehrmacht, SS, Volkssturm, and Hitler Youth units. The intensity of the combat is evident in the ravaged walls, where most damage can be attributed to small arms fire.
Berlin

Berlin History: 10 Essential Sites That Tell Unforgettable Stories

These ten sites provide crucial insights into the powerful and enduring narratives that shape Berlin's history. Explorin…

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It’s hard to describe the feeling I had going through my body when I started recognizing the city I was cycling in. Before this, my last time in Copenhagen was in November 2022, so the images are still clear. Seeing the town again felt euphoric
Cycling

Why Cycle Punks is the Brand for Rebel Cyclists

For those looking to inject a dose of rebellion into their cycling wardrobe, I have the answer: it’s called Cycle …

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What makes the Sternfahrt Berlin truly unique is the rare opportunity to cycle on roads normally reserved exclusively for cars. For one incredible day, major arterial roads, as well as sections of the A100 city motorway and the A115, are closed to motorized traffic. This allows cyclists to experience Berlin from an entirely new perspective, gliding along wide, open asphalt that is usually humming with high-speed vehicles. The feeling is more than liberating, a glimpse into what a more cycle-friendly urban future could feel like. Something that I see happening in Paris and that still missing in the political sphere in Berlin.
Berlin

Sternfahrt Berlin 2025: Pedal Power Takes Over Germany’s Capital

What makes the Sternfahrt Berlin truly unique is the rare opportunity to cycle on roads normally reserved exclusively fo…

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The Split Jewish Cemetery is more than just a collection of graves; it's a chronicle of a resilient community. Photographing it with LomoChrome '92, a film that celebrates the charm of imperfect and bygone eras, felt like an appropriate if the unconventional, way to engage with its enduring spirit. It was a reminder that beauty and memory can be found not just in perfect clarity but also in the evocative haze of nostalgia.
Photography

A Different Hue: Exploring the Split Jewish Cemetery Through LomoChrome ’92

The Split Jewish Cemetery is more than just a collection of graves; it's a chronicle of a resilient community. Photograp…

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