Berlin After Dark
"Berlin after dark" is a surreal Street Photography series by Sebastian Jacobitz, who paints the Berlin Christmas Market in a different light.
"Berlin after dark" is a surreal Street Photography series by Sebastian Jacobitz, who paints the Berlin Christmas Market in a different light.
The people living in the Neva river valley love their river and instinctively want to see in the surrounding landscape not only natural resources, but also a source of aesthetic pleasure.
In a time of rising fascism and threats to democracy around the world, this project speaks to the trauma of a government that attacks it's citizens.
Faith fascinates me, in the sense that I want to understand what drives some people to be full of faith and other to not.
December is a month that makes even more fascinating and mysterious Berlin, one of the most vital, multicultural and, simultaneously, quieter capital cities in Europe.
After a first show at Tate Modern in London, the exhibition Conflict, Time Photography is now displayed at the Museum Folkwang in Essen. The exhibition is a cooperation between the two venues and
This is a portrait of a parallel universe of those that withdraw from the public, yet expose themselves and yield to their desires on rest stops and parking areas… (photo essay by Jörg Meier)
The project ‘Unsettled’ focuses in a metaphoric way on the worldwide phenomenon of industrial expansion and its consequences, shown in the study of the Belgian village Doel and the surrounding polder area.
Berlin is considered like one the hippest cities of Europe. It is renowned for its trendy nightlife, its underground sub culture, and its inexpensive bohemian way of life…
Performers is a unique photo project, that is portraying the worldwide active artists in Live Performance.
Daisaku OOZU "One year has passed" Minami-Souma, Fukushima March 2012 from "INVISIBLESCAPES" (c) Oozu / galerie son The photographer Daisaku Oozu, who has studied both photography in Osaka and philosophy in Kyoto and now lives in Yokohama, has hitherto placed the emphasis of his work on the depiction of landscape,...
My short photo essay is a series about the protest against the Castor transport of nuclear waste in Lower Saxony/Germany in early November 2010. For three days people were demonstrating and blocking rails to keep the train carrying the waste from reaching its destination, the permanent disposal site in Gorleben....
The Reeperbahn, the red-light district of Hamburg, is a mile famous for its sin. Basic human drives that were considered primitive in Western Society at the time laid the
