Preparing for an analog art fair is simple: print one cyanotype... then spend the next three weeks convincing yourself the other two hundred were just practice.
Read MoreBerlin taught me that the shortest route is usually the fastest way to miss the best photograph.
Read More“Modern photographers take 2,000 pictures before lunch; large-format photographers spend the same amount of time deciding where to put the tripod.
Read MoreLondon is the only city where you can spend £8 on a pint and still feel grateful it wasn’t coffee.
Read MorePhotography is the only hobby where standing over a sewer grate with an expensive camera somehow becomes “an exploration of urban atmosphere” instead of mild public confusion.
Read More“Baden-Baden is the kind of town where even your bicycle starts feeling underdressed and your Leica suddenly develops expensive taste.”
Read MoreI carry a phone for snapshots and a camera for people to ignore me less discreetly.
Read MorePrague is the kind of city where you go out for a quick walk and accidentally become a philosopher with a beer.
Read MoreSingapore is the only place where even the humidity feels efficiently managed, the food is culturally protected, and somehow you still end up sweating like you’re part of the local climate system.
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Read MoreI dragged my diplomatic dignity across the GDR on a roaring BMW, but it was a hotel receptionist on the Baltic Sea who taught me more about East Germany than any classified briefing ever dared to.
Read MoreA dusty Pentax 6x7 came back to life after a flea market grip purchase and celebrated its revival with a Rhine-side shoot in Cologne and Düsseldorf.
Read MoreSurrealism becomes meaningful when the impossible is built in front of the lens, not behind a screen.
Read MoreIf your snow looks grey, your camera has won an argument it shouldn’t.
Read MoreWhat is taken from you before you get it? Your photograph.
Read MoreKoblenz revealed itself not as a postcard, but as a palimpsest — a city written, erased, and rewritten by centuries of hands and rain
Read MoreEvery art expression is rooted fundamentally in the personality and temperament of the artist.
Read MoreArt, in itself, is an attempt to bring order out of chaos.
Read MoreSee you somewhere unphotographable …
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