In Germany, we did not have a very hard winter in 2019/20, but still, I can’t wait for the days to get longer and warmer! Luckily, we changed the time to summertime this weekend, so we already have a lot more daylight in the evenings. And nature is also getting … Continue readingCherry Blossom Season is Arriving
As the COVID-19 virus is keeping to threaten the lives of thousands of people, and public life has come to a halt in many parts of the world, life, in general, has become much slower. I have to admit that I thought to stay in my apartment most of the … Continue readingRediscovering My Neighbourhood
On one of Berlin’s most famous squares, Alexanderplatz, you find the Urania World Clock. It was put up in 1969 and is showing the current time in 148 major cities from around the globe. To be able to show this many cities at once, the column has 24 sides, each … Continue readingTime travel the easy way
Bruno Weber was a Swiss architect and artist. He started out as a painter and graphic artists, but his most fascinating work are his surreal sculptures. These fantastic creatures have been arranged in a park, which was his home for many years and is also open to the public. He … Continue readingWhere to Find Fantastic Creatures
“Architecture is frozen music”(Johann Wolfang von Goethe) – I cannot imagine a description that is more fitting when looking at the Elbphilharmonie (or Elbe Philharmonic Hall) in Hamburg, Germany. It is a concert hall located in the HafenCity quarter by the Elbe river. The building – which locals affectionately call … Continue readingArchitecture is frozen music
Depending on where you are coming from it can feel like winter when you travel to Iceland in the summer. While it is light almost all the time it remains quite cold, windy and often rainy. However, when you travel to Iceland in the winter, you understand how big the … Continue readingWinter in the Land of Ice and Fire
Flamingos are monogamous – once they mate, they tend to stay with their partner and build a nest together, raise their chicks together, and protect them from predators. However, raising a chick is not just the task of the pair. It takes the whole flock to stick together, protect the … Continue readingFlamingo Love
I love to see how other people approach photography and create artworks on film! And one way of exploring works of lesser-known photographers is the website feature shoot – and the most fun part of this initiative for me is the Print Swap. Everyone who is interested can submit a … Continue readingExhibition Announcement
gjógv The village of Gjógv is one of the most beautiful villages I have ever seen. The name literally translates to gorge and refers to a 200m long gorge that runs north to the sea from the village. The gorge is filled with seawater and numerous birds – especially the … Continue readingThe Definition of pictouresque
21.196,18 km: that is an incredibly long distance and the official length of the Great Wall of China. In 2009 the Chinese government measured the Great Wall and came to the conclusion that it is more than 21.000 km long. The Chinese name of the Great Wall, which is actually … Continue readingWonders of the World – The Great Wall of China