Erik Brammer, Author at 35mmc

Erik Brammer

Living close to Darmstadt, Germany, and working as an industrial engineer to pay for a family life and for this very hobby we are discussing here. Analog from the early eighties till the early two thousands, then purely digital and back to mostly analog since 2022. In case you are interested in more of my off-key photography, check out einefragederzeit.de

Erik Brammer's Posts

8 July, 2026

“Wem ist die Kerb?” – “Unser!”

By Erik Brammer

Well, I thought it’s about time to share another photographic journey here on 35mmc. This time it is all about the local “Kerb” of Traisa (“Traase”...

8 March, 2026

Brothers and Sisters Unite!

By Erik Brammer

The feedback to my first post about my image of the year 2025 was pleasantly positive which I am very grateful for. This encouraged me to take you on a journey to some other pla...

7 December, 2025

They were yearning to become a photograph of the year

By Erik Brammer

Ok, drawing from corporate bullshit bingo, this was one of the few calls to action that I was keen on following: Hamish asking 35mmc contributors to submit their single photogra...

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Walter Reumkens on “Wem ist die Kerb?” – “Unser!”
A very interesting article well worth reading. Good photos that show it doesn’t matter what camera you use. Well, I…
Geoff Chaplin on “Wem ist die Kerb?” – “Unser!”
A well told and illustrated description. I especially like the blur and mist/rain(?) shots. Experience tells me the winning move…
Alexandre Kreisman on The Battle for Minneapolis
I wouldn't qualify these photos as artistic, however this is pure without filter real photo-journalism. What I see on the…

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