As I had done in Glasgow, I once again turned my attention to my new focus in photography – fine art architecture in black and white – whilst in Panama City. Amongst the sea of skyscrapers in this Central

Last month, I visited Central America for the first time in my life – Panama City, to be precise. The city’s impressive skyline, with its many unique skyscrapers, fascinated me just as much as the beautiful

Several thousand photos taken, nearly 100 km of walking with my camera, and three months during which I edited and published over 100 photos — my trip to Scotland was perhaps the most intense and productive

I had my glass ball with me in Glasgow as well, and on my last day in the Scottish metropolis, I used it on several occasions. The first two shots were taken on a covered footbridge that connects the modern

The Clyde Arc – often known as the ‘Squinty Bridge’ – is a modern road bridge over the River Clyde in Glasgow, which opened in 2006. Its most striking feature is its curved design, which runs diagonally

‘Cinematic Street Photography’ isn’t just the title of my latest photography book, but also my motto for taking at least one photographic stroll in every city I visit. I try to capture everyday scenes

Kelvingrove Museum isn’t just one of Glasgow’s top tourist attractions; it’s also completely free to visit. And it’s well worth a visit even if you’re not interested in the exhibits, as the building’s

I usually enjoy taking photos in the rain. With an umbrella in one hand and my camera – combined with a small, lightweight lens – in the other, I wander through the streets, snapping photos that are sometimes

No visit to Glasgow is complete without taking at least one ride on the iconic underground, which runs in a circular route in both directions and serves a total of 15 stations. Because of its orange colour

There are situations where even a 16mm full-frame lens isn’t wide enough. Admittedly, these situations are pretty rare, but it was precisely for such occasions that I bought the 7Artisans 9mm F5.6 in Shanghai

After my first afternoon stroll in Glasgow, I took a break and relaxed a bit at the hotel before swapping my 16–35mm f/2.8 lens for the 70–180mm f/2.8 and heading back out onto the streets. It was now

Hello everyone! It’s been a while since my trip to Scotland, and I’ve already shown you lots of photos of Edinburgh and the Forth Bridge. Now I’ve finally got round to editing my photos of Glasgow. So

Edinburgh is best known for its wonderful medieval architecture rather than for impressive modern buildings. Yet there are certainly some interesting, more recent structures. One example is the W Hotel,

Glass ball photography has long been my absolute speciality. But even though I’m currently focusing mainly on other areas of photography, that doesn’t mean I’m neglecting it or no longer enjoy it. Quite

Hello! I hope you’ve had a good start to the new week! In this post, I’d already shown you my new editing style, which I’d used on some of my photos of Edinburgh. Since then, I’ve found a few more pictures

The Balmoral Hotel is one of Edinburgh’s most famous luxury hotels and is situated directly on Princes Street, at the eastern end of the Old Town. It opened in 1902 and is particularly renowned for its

Hello everyone! Today I’d like to show you four of my favourite photos from my trip to Edinburgh, which I took using three different lenses and which are quite different from one another. Above, you can

In my last post, I already showed you the unique Forth Bridge in Scotland. After spending a few hours admiring this famous structure, I set off back from the little village of South Queensferry to Edinburgh.

The Forth Bridge is an iconic railway bridge spanning the Firth of Forth near Edinburgh. It opened in 1890 and is regarded as a masterpiece of 19th-century engineering. The bridge is around 2.5 km long

Another morning stroll through Edinburgh’s Old Town, and once again I had no shortage of interesting subjects and scenes worth photographing. New College, with its famous Assembly Hall, was unfortunately