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
Istanbul is a bustling place, full of people, but it doesn’t take long to notice that there are almost as many cats roaming the streets of this metropolis bridging Eastern and Western worlds. Cats have been living in Istanbul since the times of the Ottoman Empire. They arrived on merchant … Continue readingCats of Istanbul
Jökulsarlon in Iceland is breathtakingly beautiful – even on cold and rainy days like the one in the picture. But who knows how long we can still enjoy the icy structures and wintry colours? The adjoining glacier is retreating fast and one day only a large fjord will remain where … Continue readingFading away
Today, Emily Carr is one of the most famous Canadian Painters – she was one of the first Canadian painters to adopt post-impressionist painting styles and member of the Group of Seven, who, at that time, were Canada’s most recognized modern painters. However, Emily Carr only received widespread recognition after … Continue readingVisiting Emily Carr’s Home
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the most famous sights you can visit in New York City! The bridge is not only the first bridge connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn but also the first-ever steel-wire suspension bridge. Even if you never have been to New York, you are probably familiar with … Continue readingIcons of New York City: the Brooklyn Bridge
Tuscany is one of the most popular regions in Italy to travel. And why should it not be? The soft hills, seemingly endless vineyards, and beautiful small towns, and some of the best food you can find in the world. Moreover, the region breathes art and culture. And if you … Continue readingThe enchanting cradle of the renaissance – Florence
Shok-1 created this beautiful piece of street art close to Brick Lane in Shoreditch/ London. It is called MasterPeace, just like the image that had been there before. In the same place used to be a picture of an x-ray of a hand making the peace sign. In 2017, Shok-1 … Continue readingMasterPeace
If you think you see a group of ponies wandering through nature, look again! They are horses – Icelandic horses to be precise and Icelanders get really offended if you call them ponies. The Icelandic comes in so many colours and shapes, there is a favourite for everyone! And with … Continue readingHorses of Iceland