Despite how far I feel I've come both personally and professionally over the last few years there are still times where I'm really knocked back a…
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Hunting Dinosaurs or: Photographing Abandoned Factories – by Christian Schroeder
June 16, 2020Abandoned factories: I wish I could have them all! – This article is going to tell you a bit more about my passion for outdated, formerly…
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Architectural photography with a 50mm lens (and some thoughts on minimalism) – By Daniel Sigg
June 9, 2020I love modern design, and in particular also interior and exterior architectural design. Most recently, I have been focusing on architectural subjects in my photography. It…
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Photographing Buildings and Places in Hannover – by Christian Schroeder
March 17, 2020Sometime around the year 2012, I started documenting the buildings and places in my home town, Hannover (Germany). This article deals with the way I came…
If you know me, you know that I love shift lenses. This summer, I expanded my repertoire with an old 35mm Curtagon for my Leicaflex SLR…
In this article, I am going to tell the story how I was revisiting Bremen ports. As I stated in my first piece about this place,…
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Bremen Ports, a Playground for Photographing Industrial Architecture – by Christian Schroeder
August 23, 2019As it turned out, the Bremen ports are a real playground for photographing industrial architecture. The place offers proud warehouses and grain silos coming from glorious…
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My Dark Side: Night Photography with CineStill 800T Film – By Christian Schroeder
March 31, 2019I always found myself drawn to the rather mystical photographs captured at night. Not only that these images are kinda cool, it's also very practical during…
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‘Unremarkable Architecture’ – Kicking of a photo project (with Kodak 400 TMAX)
January 28, 2018I've decided to start a photography project. I’ve had some sort of ill-founded fear of such things for quite some time now, but thanks to a…
