Back in 2018 I started my first Camino de Santiago. The Camino is a very famous pilgrims way to Santiago de Compostela in Spain and people from all over the world love to walk this way. The french way – the so called Camino Francés – starts in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, France You have to cross ..read more

Lights at day and night in Berlin-Mitte, Januar 2020 ..read more

Sunset near Alexanderplatz Berlin, 31.12.2019 This is the last sunset of the year in Berlin with fantastic light. It has been a while that I walked out the door for the purpose of taking street photos. I’m glad, I did ..read more

Due to the european General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) I reduced my engagement in street photography. In fact, taking pictures of strangers in the streets without asking them for permission is illegal now. But nevertheless I decided to publish a few of my older street pictures at an exhibition. It is a very new experience for me and I like it. If you are interested and in Berlin the next days, come and see. “La Bohème”, Winsstr. 12, 10405 Berlin Vernissage: 13.09.2018 ..read more

This year in street photography has been different for me than the three years before. No workshops, no photowalks with others and only a few planned street shootings. Most of the photographs where shot coincidentally, but I trained my skills and had more keepers per shooting. And strolling through the city is a pure joy and a remedy for dark moments. I’m still interested in candid pictures of strangers but I’m also experimented with geometrical forms. Still processing more photographs in black and white, still digital but with an analog attitude. As a compensation I took a lot of ..read more

Berlin Alexanderplatz, Summer 2017 Very often the Alexanderplatz is overcrowded and has a touch of a funfair. But sometimes you find some tranquillity. I like these pictures obove, they weren’t planned. The moments aren’t really decisive but moments in time. And as you can see: It isn’t important, witch camera do you use. Technically spoken I see no difference between the quality of my iPhone and my mirror less camera. I discovered an interesting black and white photo app called blackie and I love it ..read more

We have a word in German – Weltanschauung – literally for seeing the world, but in the meaning of philosophy of life or ideology. The point is: To know and understand the world, you have to see the world. The best way to do this, is to travel. It’s an expensive affair, but you ‘ve got to spoil yourself sometimes. Scooter behind Sagrada Familia Two weeks ago I traveled to Barcelona, three days for exploration, rest and relaxation. To avoid me from getting lost like last year in Prague I carefully planned my trip and wrote a to-do-list, which areas I wanted to visit and shoot. I deci ..read more

When Olivier Ficco from strassenfotos asked me that question last year, I couldn’t answer first. “Best memory” isn’t the same like “best picture”. If he had asked for the last, the answer wouldn’t have been much easier. Is it sharp, well composed, vibrant, contrasty? Is it often viewed, liked or commented at my Instagram or Flickr stream? Regardless of the content and the technical quality I like pictures, wich tell a story about the subject or the photographer itself. For every photo I’ve taken on the streets is a story – a memory – behind. Silhouette | Berlin 2014 The very first picture I’v ..read more

A few weeks ago I got a message from Matt. Hi – my name is Matt, and I work at Artsy. While researching Henri Cartier-Bresson, I found your page: http://fleetingpix.net/blog/color-vs-bw-in-street-photography/. I am reaching out to certain website and blog owners that publish content in line with our mission to make all the world’s art accessible to anyone. We hope to continue promoting arts education and accessibility with your help. Our Henri Cartier-Bresson page provides visitors with Cartier-Bresson’s bio, over 100 of his works, exclusive articles, and up-to-date Cartier-Bresson exhibitio ..read more

Lights day and night in Berlin-Mitte, 11.01.2020 ..read more