This young >>guy<< is living my dream.

An architect and designer by education, a year ago, he decided to break all bonds and go on a journey around the world. But unlike most people, he didn't go and layed by the beach or got drunk with a bunch of other foreigners (though, I'm sure he did that as well...). Instead he hired for design jobs around the world, working for food and accomodation, just like the journeymen, back in the days:

"In parts of Europe, as in later medieval Germany, spending time as a journeyman (Geselle), moving from one town to another to gain experience of different workshops, was an important part of the training of an aspirant master. Carpenters in Germany have retained the tradition of traveling journeymen even today, although only a small minority still practice it."



His stories are worth a read and his projects to admire. If I was a man I'd do the same.

Also, check out his analogue >>photography<<.



All Photos: Fabian Sixtus Körner

[Inspiration] [Photography] [Travel]

It very rarely happens I find soulmates in photography. A minute ago, I stumbled upon >>him<<.





All Photos: Daniel Dueckminor

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[Inspiration] [Photography]

Time is running and I am seriously starting to wish myself into fog, ice, glaciers, clowds... Until I can give you my own, enjoy photos of other people who've already seen it all.

Just seven more days! Can't wait!





All photos: Photocase.de, Editing: Carolin Weinkopf
Photographers: (1) suze, (2) owik2 ,(3) akkianer, (4) utor

[Inspiration] [Photography] [Norway]

This month I'll be traveling to Macedonia to do set photography for a documentary film. Trying to get to know the country online I feel as if I found my photographic soul mate in director Milcho Manchevski. I'm stunned, inspired and very excited.














All Photos: Milcho Manchevski

[Inspiration] [Photography] [Macedonia]