seen from China
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Russia
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Canada
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Japan
seen from Türkiye
seen from United States
seen from Kuwait
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
spreewaldplatz // berlin kreuzberg
spreewaldbad
architect: christoph langhof
completion: 1987
blue and blue. let's go wave bathing again. hopefully the public baths will survive the current and coming energy problems and give us all a lot of pleasure for a long time to come.
camera: exa 1b, 50mm carl zeiss tessar
film: kodak portra 800
dev&scan: meinfilmlab
former abspannwerk kottbusser ufer // berlin kreuzberg
architect: hans heinrich müller
completion: 1926
the former substation was in operation from its opening in the 1920s until 1989. because of its architecture, the plant used to be called the cathedral of electricity. after it was shut down, it was completely renovated from 1999-2001. In the meantime, it has become an office and event location with a variety of uses.
camera: exa 1b, 50mm carl zeiss tessar
film: kodak portra 800
dev&scan: meinfilmlab
skalitzer straße // berlin kreuzberg
dance on the walls. stone and paper. façade art from different eras.
camera: exa 1b, 50mm carl zeiss tessar
film: kodak portra 800
dev&scan: meinfilmlab
dorotheenstädtischer friedhof // berlin mitte
still life
camera: exa 1b, 50mm carl zeiss tessar
film: fujifilm c200
dev&scan: meinfilmlab
invalidenstraße // berlin mitte
architect: unknown
completion: 1981
renovation planned
after hamburg in black and white, now berlin in colour with pictures from the summer of 2021. been there again after a long time and discovered something new alongside the well-known. here is a building of the humboldt university which quite inconspicuously takes up an entire street. the people rushing along it or waiting give the whole thing a bit of colour and variety in all the geometric austerity.
camera: exa 1b, 50mm carl zeiss tessar
film: fujicolor c200
dev&scan: meinfilmlab
kreuzberg // berlin
graffiti wall
you can still see them everywhere in berlin, despite progressive redevelopment or gap building, the graffiti-decorated fire walls. unfortunately, I can no longer remember exactly where this wall was. there is also the question of whether it still exists at all.
camera: exa 1b, 50mm carl zeiss tessar
film: fujifilm c200
dev&scan: meinfilmlab
