Good-bye, love.

We miss you like crazy. We cannot wait for your letters, your stories, skyping with you and hearing about your adventures in Brazil and Spain.

I am terrified of the morning, when Anton will finally realize that his curly breakfast buddy is actually gone. And I am glad he will hopefully be destracted by the whole daycare adventure, because otherwise it might just break his little heart.

Come back, Lily. You presence added magic to our summer.

Thank you.

♥


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

There are a lot of great things about having a baby, one of the best is that the rest of the family comes to visit more often. This is my little sister, last weekend in Berlin, now a proud aunt (but too cool for school).



Photos: Carolin Weinkopf

Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

1927 - 2011

I love you, Amelie.


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

Thank you, for everything.


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

I will miss you so much. Thank you. For everything.


Arno Fischer. 1927 - 2011. Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Master] [Arno Fischer]

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[Photography] [Portrait] [Love]

Today is my roommate's birthday. I love and hate you, Felix. ♥ ♥





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[Photography] [Portrait]

I love these. I took them a year ago at New York's Richard Avedon Foundation. This lady was the shit! She blew me away, talking so fast in the most high-pitched British accent, being so passionate, so accurate and so beautiful all at the same time.

Unfortunately I forgot her name and lost her email. If you have it, let me know. I'd love to send these to her.











All photos: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Portrait] [New York]

This weekend I went on a trip to Heidelberg. Besides a little bit of sightseeing, tons of good food, lots of beer and wine I had the exceptional pleasure to visit this magificent "young lady" (soon to be 94!) in her apartment for 60 years on saturday and sunday.

Barbara studied art and lived a wild dada-live in 1920's & 30's Berlin before she decided to move down south, raise a family and later open up Heidelberg's hot spot to shop and gossip: "Boutique Barbara". Though the shop closed down in the 1980's and Barbara got retired, she is still here - and with her the inventory of a life-time, hundreds of drawings and a whole jungle full of green plants that she treats with all her love.

I now own a great collection of old leather purses, wallets, some "hooker underwear I (Barbara) can't wear anymore" and a big pile of fashion drawings from the 1930's. I am crazy in love and have to share this with you. A video (!) of her sales qualities soon to come.





















All photos: Carolin Weinkopf