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.
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.
There is a quiet, almost conspiratorial pleasure in noticing the things walls are trying to tell us. Over the last few years, I have spent a fair amount of time listening to them. The resulting series, Wall Decorations, gathers images made between 2023 and 2026 in the Rheinpark Duisburg, in Brussels, in Oberhausen (Rhineland), and in my hometown area around Gladbeck in the Ruhr region.
This post contains a series of photos taken at the Landschaftspark Duisburg in Germany.
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.
After returning from Iceland in August 2025, I felt utterly spent creatively. Here’s a selection of the better photographs from that time.
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.
Discover River Rhine Duisburg photography capturing the unique mix of industry, nature, and atmosphere along the Rhine’s green shores and urban settings.
This post contains a series of photographs taken on a morning walk in the local park of the town of Gladbeck, Germany. I have been there several times before, and I find it fascinating that some places keep giving images without end regardless of how often you go there.