Kyoto: Toji Temple Flea Market

Toji Temple is located in central Kyoto, just a 15-minute walk from Kyoto Station. Toji Temple is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its 5-story pagoda, it is also the venue for one of the largest flea markets in Kyoto. The Toji Temple flea market also known as […]

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Dystopian Berlin

Something is missing Berlin and COVID-19. The empty city. No people. No traffic. Only light, shadow, buildings and infrastructure. Subway stations and famous places like Alexanderplatz seem unreally empty. Scattered people seem out of place. A dystopian mood in an otherwise lively city.

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Metropolis

Greater Tokyo Area in black and white patterns A sea of buildings as far as the eye can see. This is what the photographic eye sees in the largest metropolitan area in the world: Greater Tokyo Area. In sunlight, streets and buildings become rough patterns of shadows. Individual buildings can […]

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Japan’s Lifelines

Oversized structures of movement Streets that end in houses. Streets that overlap in three floors. Streets that cut through the city. Streets for people, cars and trains. These are the lifelines of a city. The photo essay documents the lifelines of Tokyo and Osaka. From the perspective of humans, lost […]

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Summer Dream: A Rhodes Photo Essay

A mixture of beaches, wooded valleys and atmospheric old towns By far the largest of the Dodecanese islands, Rhodes abounds in beaches, wooded valleys and ancient history. Follow this summer dream in a photo essay about Rhodes island. Whether you’re here on a culture-vulture journey through past civilisations, or simply […]

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Gateway to Africa: A Morocco Photo Essay

Morocco is a gateway to Africa and a country of dizzying diversity.  Traveling Morocco is an intense experience. It’s chaotic. It’s colorful. It’s fragrant. It’s eye-opening. It’s an in your face sensory overload that travelers either love or hate. From the high Atlas mountains to the desert to the coasts, Morocco is an […]

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