In 1997, lulled by the siren song of "cool new digital photo thing", I swore off traditional film photography. Ten years and at least six different digital cameras later, I came to the realization that I had succumbed to the digital curse of letting the camera do the work while I just pressed the button. I missed the days where I told the camera what to do, and not the other way around. In early 2007, quite by chance I discovered a little Russian Soviet-era 35mm film camera called the Lomo LCA. I knew right away that I had to have one. Thus began my journey back into the realm of traditional film photography. I still have a digital camera, but I use it only on occasion, and even then only in full manual mode and with the collection of vintage Soviet and East German manual lenses I've accumulated.
Berlin Obscura
(featured on the Qindblogazine.com website)
Berlin's Cold War Sites
(featured on the GoNomad.com website)
Berlin: Spreepark
(featured on the Lomography.com website)
Berlin: Trabant Safari
(featured on the Lomography.com website)