Hellenic Protocols: Greek island hopping during a pandemic One of our Berlin on Film members set off for some Mediterranean escapism in the brief window left by Coronavirus this summer, capturing the strange tranquillity and trying to understand the effects of the crisis on the South Aegean. In between his…

2020 has been tough for everyone. You will for sure understand and excuse us for choosing not to publish a physical issue of the magazine this time. We embraced the limits of this historical period — and we are sure we will keep on being an awesome community in other ways, with other manners. From today, we will publish the analog Haikus you wrote about Berlin. They are beautiful. Stay tuned — but also healthy and curious.

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For four years I lived in Cologne, and I felt confident saying that I know the city and had confidence in giving visitors advice when needed. But let’s face it: The human species is one that really much relies on daily routines, that’s where we feel safe and comfortable. It’s…

Until a few years ago, analogue photography was a foreign but always excitingly mysterious cosmos for me. The first thing for me was to have a huge technical effort behind it, which of course it doesn’t have to be. That’s why it was important for me at the beginning to…

Or: The golden mean between brush and sensor. To say it in a quite sober tone: It’s all about technology. Shooting film is more than just one of many ways to picture an object. …

My name is Martí Blesa. I’m a photographer based in Girona, a small town 80 km from Barcelona. I love Berlin a lot and I try to go there at least once every year. I enjoy shooting analogue cameras in all formats, from 127 to 4x5 and trying old and…

Do you know Ferdinand von Schirach? No? So he‘s a German author. Really famous. If you go to Dussmann — das Kulturkaufhaus these Christmas days you will notice that his books are a popular choice. So I remember in one of his interviews he gets asked how he learned to…