All photos: Carolin Weinkopf


[Photography] [Travel] [Morocco]

All Photos: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Travel] [Morocco] [People]

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


Arno Fischer. 1927 - 2011. Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Master] [Arno Fischer]

I'm starting to get seriously nervous about going to Morocco tomorrow. Destracting myself by catching lightning in front of my window.




All photos: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Berlin] [Lightning]

Photo: photocase / hornsy / editing by me

Just signed my contract and sent it out, so I feel I can finally tell what I'm doing in Morocco.

I have a consultant contract with >>GIZ<< traveling most of Morocco to visit and photo-document projects concerning migration, business, gender, environment and ressource management. This is actually what I've worked for in the past years, to do something valuable I don't have to sell my soul for - combined with traveling - and getting paid for it.

By the way, I realized that exactly two years ago, I handed in my BA thesis on media clichés in the muslim world, also the day I decided to be a fulltime photographer instead of a journalist for two years to see how it works. Ironically, today I signed the contract for my first quite big ambitious job, and it's in the "muslim world". Also, it's for GIZ, who have their training center just 200m from where I grew up. It's all a big coincidence. And I can state with pride that I will not quit being a photographer, because I found out it works well.

I'm leaving on monday for 18 days and am really excited, actually pretty swamped with organizing. Stay tuned for adventures and anecdotes from Northafrica. Yay!


[Photography] [Travel] [Morocco]

Summer is ending and I just sent a batch of photos to their new owners. I had almost 7000 visitors on my blog in August by now and I have two big jobs to shoot in September and October. Afterwards, I will go hiking in Nepal until mid/end November and hope I can find some peace in the Himalaya.

Since I closed down the online shop, it's time to promote that photos are still available for your walls. In September, these pieces are featured for sale:




"Librairie"

Paris (2011)
21x30cm black and white Fine Art Kodak Ultra Endura (with wider white edges for framing, can be cut), signed and numbered (this is print #1)
90 Euros including shipping (worldwide)





"Illuminated"

Paris (2011)
21x30cm black and white Fine Art Kodak Ultra Endura (with wider white edges for framing, can be cut), signed and numbered (this is print #2)
90 Euros including shipping (worldwide)
SOLD





"Stop"

Kruševo, Macedonia (2009)
25x38cm color Fujicolor Chrystal Archive Paper Supreme, signed and numbered (this is print #5 that was exhibited at >>about:blank<< in July 2011 in Berlin, print #4 is exhibited as part of the school exhibition at Ostkreuzschule right now)
115 Euros including shipping (worldwide)
custom handmade high quality mount available upon request (+10 Euros)





"Into the woods"

Kruševo, Macedonia (2009)
60x90cm color Fujicolor Chrystal Archive Paper Supreme, signed and numbered (this is print #3)
280 Euros including shipping (worldwide)






"Father and son"

Queens, New York (2010)
60x42cm color Fine Art Kodak Ultra Endura (with wider white edges for framing, can be cut), signed and numbered (this is print #2)
175 Euros including shipping (worldwide)


To buy one or more prints, send me an >>email<<.
All Photos: Carolin Weinkopf

Just found this photo of mine featured for an article at >>Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund<<.


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf / Article: DGB

(Listen to the right music: "Gymnopédie No. 1" by Erik Satie)

A few days ago I couldn't sleep at night and zapped through television. I accidently got tangled in a wonderful documentary called "Man on Wire" telling the story of French wire dancer Philippe Petit dancing on a wire between the towers of World Trade Center in New York in 1974 (also known as "Le coup").

So Beautiful. No more to say. If I wasn't clumsy as I am, I would start doing this as well.




Photos: outnow.ch, davidbarb.files.wordpress.com

My facebook page "ICH SEH DAS SO." has grown rapidly in the past months. If you haven't yet, "Like" for all updates on me, my photography and my travels.

Look what I just shot from my apartment window.



Photos: Carolin Weinkopf

[Photography] [Thunderstorm] [Lightning] [Berlin]