One photo a day. Sometimes two.

Even on the days nothing happens.

Shot in Benelux

I’ve lost count of my trips to the Netherlands – it’s easily the country I’ve visited most. Somewhere between the flat horizons, the glass facades of Amsterdam and the kindness of my Dutch friends, I started bringing a camera. This collection gathers those impressions: postcards from Holland and Belgium, shot along the way.

Small Beings

Our project “Small Beings” wants to spark people’s interest in protecting life. With images, context and captivating stories, we bring the importance of biodiversity closer to our readers. Macro images convey the hidden beauty of the tiny world of arthropods in a way that touches you.

Shot in Franconia

It all started when the pandemic abruptly shrank my personal, creative “photo radius”. Suddenly my own region was in front of the lens more often, and I wandered through my beautiful Franconian homeland with an even more alert eye. Hamburg, Berlin and South Tyrol were replaced by Erlangen, Bubenreuth and Franconian Switzerland.

Shot in Berlin

My father was born in Berlin. My grandmother lived in Berlin. My wife and I spent our first days together in Berlin. We married in Berlin. My mother-in-law used to live in Berlin. You can see why I love this city. It’s a place Europe keeps projecting its longing onto, and whenever things go wrong on our continent, all eyes turn here.

Shot in the Alps

Mountains are magical places for me, they flip the awe switch. And the message is always similar: I am tiny and insignificant in a world of grandiose scenery. Whether Timmelsjoch, Zugspitze, the pale mountains of the Dolomites or “the roof of Europe” (Mont Blanc) – each of these regions makes me feel my connection to our world in its own way.

Shot in France

“Voyager, c’est naître et mourir à chaque instant. ” (Victor Hugo) Here, you’ll find some impressions from beautiful France. This neighbor across the Rhine is both a cultural icon and always worth a visit. From the timeless elegance of Paris, to the dramatic coastline of Normandy, France never fails to surprise.

Shot in Hamburg

Impressions of Hamburg, Germany’s second largest city – also known as the “Tor zur Welt”, the gateway to the world. With its harbor and piers, the city has always had an international flair, and that has shaped its cultural and musical scene. My favorite band from there, Kettcar, wrote the song “Landungsbrücken raus”.

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Live in concert

If you haven’t noticed yet: I like music. Here are some musical impressions from the various places I have visited. The featured acts include Roger Waters, Iron Maiden, Kettcar and the Dave Matthews Band.