Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
Photography, for me, is often a dance with light, an engaging mix of anticipation and spontaneity. This became clearer than ever on one of my trips to Frankfurt, specifically when I was atop the Main Tower. I decided to experiment with capturing the Frankfurt skyline, despite the sun still being higher on the horizon than […]
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
The German Chancellor’s office is a symbol of power and authority, a place where some of the most important decisions in modern German history have been made. From 1964 until 1999, the Chancellor’s office was located in a small room that seems almost humble in comparison to the grandeur of other world leaders’ offices. Despite […]
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
The German government district in Berlin is a shining example of modern architecture, regardless of your opinion on the government itself. While the district is still under construction and new buildings are constantly being added, it’s impossible to deny the striking contrast between the just 10-year-old Paul-Löbe-Haus and the historic Reichstag building. Despite the contrasting […]
Nico Trinkhaus
During the yearly Festival of Lights in Berlin it is not so easy to find a good spot. The composition should be appealing, not too many people should cross the photo and it would better be something which wasn’t photographed a thousand times before. Well, I’m certainly not the first in Berlin who takes a shot of […]
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
St Sebastian (also called Sebastianskirche) in the Berlin district Gesundbrunnen was constructed at the end of 19th century. It has been more or less random that we passed it, but the church was a perfect objective to try out my newest toy. Especially while travelling, I often have a lot of time during the day to […]
Nico Trinkhaus
As you might expect, this photo from Rosenthaler Platz in Berlin is a mix of planning and luck While the scene in itself is pretty much as I planned it, the taxi in the photo is quite random. The Rosenthaler Platz in the centre of Berlin is a very busy traffic hub connecting 5 or […]
Nico Trinkhaus
You expect a lot of things when visiting abandoned buildings in Berlin. Used needles, broken glass, old destroyed equipment and maybe you run into a homeless person. What I didn’t expect was that: A small slum starting to develop in the centre of Berlin. New type of art from the old We visited an old […]
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
The French Cathedral (Französischer Dom) is one of the three buildings on the Gendarmenmarkt and across from the German Cathedral (Deutscher Dom). It was built by the Huguenot community early in 18th century and is the oldest building on the square. The other cathedral was destroyed during World War II and rebuilt after the German […]
Nico Trinkhaus
Nico Trinkhaus
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