The famous corner of Paul-Lincke-Ufer and Forster Strasse looks really different in a fisheye shot!

« Google Maps » | Date: 25.12.2020

Looking over to Mülheim’s inner city from the West Ruhr riverbank with some nice reflections.

« Google Maps » | Date: 22.09.2020

In the entrance hall of the German Museum of Technology a Cessna is hanging from the roof – it’s the very one that was flown by Matthias Rust from Germany to Moscow to make a landing on the Red Square. The plane has only been in the lobby since 2009.

« Google Maps » | Date: 30.12.2017

I finally made it out for a little walk today along the Landwehrkanal and only used the new 8mm fisheye lens to take some very different looking photos of Kreuzberg.

« Google Maps » | Date: 25.12.2020

The Canada Geese were very relaxed in the sun and didn’t mind the photographer at all.

« Google Maps » | Date: 22.09.2020

Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas, everyone – Like every year, I have to post this very special photo from our archives on Christmas Eve that has been used as a Christmas card lots of times in our family. It was originally taken by my mother Angela in 1962 on Mülheim’s Kirchenhügel, the historic church district in the inner city. She won a photography contest with it and today it is of real historical significance because this photo cannot be taken from this perspective anymore, although most of the houses still exist. There are many copies and prints of this photo, but a couple of years ago I found the original again and carefully scanned and restored it – we’re posting it every year now and it’s also a tribute to my mother, who sadly passed away four years ago.

The Christmas Eve edition of my tree is actually a re-edit of a photo from December 5, because I’m not actually at home right now but in Berlin – but still, Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas everyone!

The entrance to Berlin’s Deutsches Technikmuseum, which used to be named Museum für Verkehr und Technik before the big expansion that started in 1999. The entrance is not actually under the Rosinenbomber of the new building but somewhat unconspicuously on the side at the Trebbiner Strasse 9 around the corner.

« Google Maps » | Date: 30.12.2017