USA – Alaska | Documentary | January 2014

Nome, sweet Nome

There are a lot of of stories where the city’s name originally came from. Some say that the first settlers asked the natives what this piece of land was called. … Italy – Genova | Publication | August 2014

Concordia

An essay from Christoph Schaden for the photo book Concordia by White Press with images by Jonathan Danko Kielkowski. Svalbard | Expedition | July 2015

Arctic Coal

Halfway between mainland Europe (600km south) and the North Pole (1000km north) lays a archipelago called Svalbard. One of the world’s northernmost inhabited areas. Formed by over 400 islands, shaped … Svalbard – Grumantbyen | Expedition | July 2015

From Barentsburg to Longyearbyen 1/3

Out of the countless mines and mining-settlements on Svalbard there are only two active ones left. One is the Russian town of Barentsburg and the other one in the Norwegian … Svalbard – Colesbutka | Expedition | July 2015

From Barentsburg to Longyearbyen 2/3

After being stuck with two slightly shitty options to get out of Grumantbyen and to the Rusanovodden Cabin, we chose the one that seemed to be the least shitty one … Svalbard – Longyearbyen | Expedition | July 2015

From Barentsburg to Longyearbyen 3/3

As we returned from Colesbutka to our cabin, we received some bad news. The weather was changing and the forecast predicted some upcoming extreme fog that would stay for the … Germany – Nürnberg | Urban Stroll | April 2014

Cars and other Hazardous Waste

Germany – Nürnberg | Documentary | November 2014

Paniersbunker

In Nuremberg there are a number of different bunkers from different time periods. Most of them can be found underneath the Old Town. Well over 20 different facilities are hidden … Germany – Fürth | Documentary | January 2014

SBA Fürth

Millions graves and high tech ruin, the Müll-Schwelbrennanlage in Fürth Germany. After only one year in service it was closed down in 1998 and remains abandoned ever since. Germany – Nürnberg | Development | February 2014

Schwesternwohnheim

Vor etwa sechs Jahren startete ich meinem ersten Blog “Gesichter der Stadt” mit einem Artikel über das Schwesternwohnheim am Nordklinikum. Das 33 Meter und 11 Stockwerke hohe Gebäude stand seit 2002 über 10 Jahre lang …