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Reportage
A quick little story about a german farmer and his potao harvest. For Der Spiegel.
Some pictures from last summer about ukrainian teenagers hanging around Alexanderplatz, for Der Spiegel.
A small reportage i did recently for the german HAZ, about a police night patrol in the Berlin district of Neukölln.
A portrait of the ukrainian ambassador to berlin, right as the war started in early ´22.
Recently I had the chance to spend some time with an undertaker in Berlin. Everybody who cant afford or whose family doesnt want to pay for a burial will be taken care for by the city.
Quite some time ago, I accompanied the writer Navid Kermani on his trip trough the east of europe. He did some research for his book Entlang der Gräben, and I stuck along and took some pictures. The gallery below is a chronological archive of my pictures, it is a sort of diary, with very little overreaching contextual correlation.
A reportage I made with Yannick Ramsel some time ago. For more than 30 years, Irmela Mensah-Schramm has been traveling through Germany to remove racist graffiti and stickers. She experiences a country where people smear swastikas on walls - and only a few are bothered by it.
You can the read the whole text on the authors homepage (german)
A story I did for Der Spiegel some time ago, which just got published. The text was written by Özlem Gezer and Timofey Neshitov.
“War is a profession by which a man cannot live honorably; an employment by which the soldier, if he would reap any profit, is obliged to be false, rapacious, and cruel.”
Recently I made a story about the circus monkey called Robby, you can read it over on spiegel.de
Thats what my two new portfolio books look like, really happy with how it turned out!
Last week I did a reportage for Der Spiegel about Arthur Wagner - a member of the german right-wing party AfD who has recently converted to islam. You can read the story here.
The reportage Fremdenzimmer I did together with Özlem Gezer got selected at the annual Hansel-Mieth Award and will be included in the current edition of the book.
Some time ago I did a story for Der Spiegel about an old couple from the south of germany who decided to take in a syrian refugee into their home. You can read the full story (minus the pictures) here.
“Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one.”
Last month I did a small story about refugees on the german island of Sylt.
While working on the story about human trafficking in Hamburg, I came along this bar in Wilhelmsburg where all kinds of immigrants meet during night and day. They drink and laugh and sing and sleep there, waiting to get their own flat and a regular job.
Some portraits/images I did recently for Der Spiegel
A week ago I did a short reportage about a syrian family in Zwickau for Der Spiegel. The story go published in the current issue, but they only had space for one image - so here are some more.
