The Frankfurt Refractions series keeps evolving with this new set of photos seeing the world in the distortions and semi-transparencies reflective surfaces.
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The idea for this project began with a spontaneous photowalk in my hometown. It was an unusual route for me: less concerned with the familiar streets and more with the spaces behind them. I passed through backyards, narrow passages and rows of houses that are rarely noticed from the main road.
Many of these places appeared neglected. Facades were stained, gardens overgrown, fences damaged, windows obscured or broken.
At first glance, the area around my workplace is not a place you would travel to for photography. At second glance, however, interesting images often hide in the most unpromising locations.
Today I’m taking you on a brief detour back to Iceland — more specifically to Reykjavik, the small but charming capital of this fascinating island.
Light can literally transform a scene. What appears dull and uninspiring in one lighting condition may later seem exciting, intriguing, or even mystical and mysterious. Light doesn’t just change the visual quality—it changes the story connected to the image itself.
Following the previous post featuring the first ten images of the Trianel power station, this second series explores how the scene transformed as night descended.
The photos in this post were taken on the first outing after my return from Iceland in August 2025 that I was genuinely happy with. They were shot at the Trianel power station in Lünen, Germany, at dusk.
For the past decade, I’ve chosen my top ten favorite photographs of the year, shared them on my website, and created a video slideshow to showcase them. 2025 was no exception. Here they are.
In this post, we explore some beautiful churches and lighthouses and get a sneak peek of Iceland’s fantastic landscape.
Explore how Cube Berlin’s striking architecture reflects the complexities of modern metropolitan life. This thought-provoking photography blog post examines urban isolation, the illusion of choice, and the search for connection in today’s cities. Discover unique images and personal insights on urban living.
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