Coming back from a short trip to Bonn, jumping on the bus from the trainstation towards home, I spotted this beautiful thing above Berlin. Unfortunately, the pot of gold was never found.




[Photography] [Rainbow] [Berlin]

It's business back to usual with this pretty lady, actress Larissa Aimee Breidbach. For the first time in a headshot shoot I also used hair and makeup, namely >>Franziska Gottschlich<<. We had a blast together!







All photos: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Headshots] [Portrait]

Photo: Anya Vaverko

Does everyone already know I'm giving a photography workshop this upcoming weekend? It will be in Berlin from Friday til Sunday this week, from 4pm to 8pm. If you would like to attend please write me an >>email<< with a bit about yourself and a few photos you've taken so far. I can't wait!!

Course contents:
* What is photography?
* Do I need a professional camera?
* Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, White Balance, Camera Settings
* Composition
* What to photograph / how to approach people
* Basic editing skills (Photoshop or others)
+ an additional fieldtrip on another day

Price:
* 100 Euros
* 80 Euros for Students

The course is aimed to people who've already taken photos but want to improve their skills and results.

If you'd like to attend but don't have time this weekend, join our >>facebook event<< for more details and upcoming workshops.

[Workshop] [Photography] [Berlin]

After watching all >>videos<< I felt like I had to repost these photos. Hach!


































All photos: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Travel] [Norway]

When I travelled through Norway after winning the >>Norway. Your Way. competition<< in february, besides all the fun and adventure, what annoyed me most was the constant, big-brother-like filming, interviewing, having-to-do-it-all-over-again for the film to be made of our trip.

Though I really liked Euan and Ian, our lovely British film makers, I kept on running away from them most of the time when their camera was running. Now I'm actually a bit sad I can't see more of myself on the videos. I laughed so hard and got super nostalgic watching these. What a great memory and time to remember.



See all the videos and the whole story on >>VisitNorway.com<<.

[Video] [Travel] [Norway]

Photos: Carolin Weinkopf

Starting to feel home again. Finally.

[Photography] [Berlin]

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]

I'm back in Berlin, locking myself up, trying to reflect, trying to work, trying to make decisions and am dreaming myself away most of the time. The dinosaur in the Ubahn gave me a big smile the other day. ♥


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Berlin]

After six weeks of dust and smog and power cuts and chaos I'm back in Germany, where lines are straight and everything is perfectly in order. What a strange place! I miss Nepal, madly.

Got up super early, had trouble to find a cab, had to pay more because of the fuel shortage, rode through the city, almost cried, made it to the airport on time, had three people jumping on me and carrying my luggage, met some strangers at the airport, had my last chiya in the waiting hall, bought some chocolate, got searched three times in a row, got a window seat by accident, saw the Himalaya floating in the clowds, almost cried, almost missed my connecting flight in Dheli because of delay and getting searched three times again, ran, made it, met some strangers on the plane, landed on time and got picked up by my loved ones.


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Travel] [Himalaya]