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31/10/2026

📍Berlin, Germany

Walking along the historic basin of the Humboldthafen where it joins the Spree River offers a captivating look at Berlin’s evolving cityscape. The Design Offices Berlin Humboldthafen building stands as a striking anchor of modern architecture along the waterfront, its pristine, geometrically patterned white facade commanding attention from the nearby Hugo-Preuß-Brücke. Strolling along the redeveloped riverside promenade, your camera is naturally drawn to the building’s sweeping, parametrically adaptable lines and expansive windows that capture the midday light. Framing a shot from across the water allows you to perfectly compose the building’s sharp corporate aesthetic against the fluid reflections of passing boats on the Spree, creating a snapshot that perfectly encapsulates the sleek, innovative spirit of modern Berlin-Mitte.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G
SIRUI imaging Aurora 85 mm 1.4

Edited with Luminar

30/10/2026

📍Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Stepping inside the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal is a breathtaking immersion into one of North America’s most spectacular examples of Gothic Revival architecture. The interior is famous for its dramatic, deep-blue vaulted ceiling studded with thousands of 24-karat gold stars, creating an ethereal night-sky effect that contrasts beautifully with the warm, golden hues of the altarpiece and the intricate wooden carvings. For photography enthusiasts, capturing this grandeur requires a bit of technical adaptation; the church is intentionally dim to preserve its reverent atmosphere, so you will want to utilize low-light camera settings or a night mode feature on your smartphone to pull out the rich details of the massive pipe organ and the vivid stained-glass windows that chronicle Montréal’s early history. While non-flash photography is welcomed during regular sightseeing hours, it is important to remain respectful of the sacred space by skipping the tripod, staying quiet, and keeping out of designated prayer areas so that everyone can enjoy the tranquil, awe-inspiring ambiance.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G
SIRUI imaging Aurora 85 mm 1.4

Edited with Luminar

28/10/2026

📍Kyoto, Japan

Stepping off the train in southern Kyoto, the transition from modern transit to ancient sacred ground happens in an instant as you are greeted by a massive, towering vermilion torii gate marking the outer boundary of Fushimi Inari Taisha. Walking up the main path, the sheer scale of the sanctuary comes into view, anchored by the grand Romon Gate, a magnificent two-story structure donated in 1589 by the samurai lord Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Stone fox statues, the sharp-eyed, key-bearing messengers of the Shinto rice deity, stand guard on either side of the entrance, lending an air of ancient mystique to the bustling plaza. Beyond the main hall, the path ascends toward the base of Mount Inari, where the true spectacle begins: the entrance to the famous Senbon Torii. Here, the individual gates converge into dense, parallel tunnels of vibrant orange timber, casting patterned shadows across the stone trail and inviting you to step forward into what feels like an endless, otherworldly corridor of brilliant color.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G
SIRUI imaging Aurora 85 mm 1.4

Edited with Luminar

27/10/2026

📍Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany

Autumn transforms the historic city of Nuremberg into a stunning canvas of rich crimson, burnt orange, and golden hues, making its medieval old town a paradise for photography. Strolling through the Altstadt during the fall season offers a breathtaking contrast between the vibrant changing leaves and the sandstone architecture of Nuremberg Castle. Walking along the Pegnitz River, the calm waters perfectly mirror the fiery canopies of riverside trees and the reflection of the iconic Hangman’s Bridge. The ivy crawling up centuries-old timber-framed buildings blazes in brilliant shades of red, providing the perfect frame for every shot. Whether capturing the sweeping panoramic views of the colorful city canopy from the castle gardens or chasing the soft, warm autumn light filtering through the cobblestone alleys, capturing Nuremberg in the fall feels like stepping directly into a living fairy tale.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G
SIRUI imaging Aurora 85 mm 1.4

Edited with Luminar

25/10/2026

📍Pambanar, Kerala, India

Visiting the historic tea plantations at Pambanar in the Peermade region of Idukki, Kerala, felt like stepping directly into a living, emerald-hued postcard. The breathtaking landscape featured endless rolling green estates draped over misty hills, creating a serene, multi-layered backdrop that was absolutely perfect for photography. Walking alongside the neatly sculpted tea bushes, the air was thick with a refreshing, earthy floral scent of fresh tea leaves. Every angle offered a new perspective of the vibrant terrain, from the workers carefully plucking the leaves to the colonial-era charm of the nearby heritage structures. Capturing the contrast between the sharp green valleys and the soft, creeping mountain fog made for an unforgettable photography experience that truly embodied the peaceful soul of Kerala’s high country.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G
SIRUI imaging Aurora 85 mm 1.4

Edited with Luminar

24/10/2026

📍Wünsdorf, Brandenburg, Germany

Tucked away inside the “Forbidden City” of Wünsdorf, Germany, the abandoned swimming pool inside the Haus der Offiziere (Officers’ House) stands as one of the most visually captivating lost places in the Berlin-Brandenburg region. Originally constructed around World War I and famously used by German athletes preparing for the 1936 Berlin Olympics, the complex later served as a premier luxury and leisure hub for the Soviet high command during the Cold War. Today, this historic bathhouse is an urban explorer’s dream, defined by its architectural elegance, striking arched windows, and four original tiled starting blocks that still face the empty, decaying pool. Photographers are drawn to the ethereal atmosphere created by peeling paint, cracked pastel tiles, and the heavy silence that fills the sunlit hall. Because the facility has fallen into a state of severe disrepair, independent trespassing is unsafe and restricted.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G
SIRUI imaging Aurora 85 mm 1.4

Edited with Luminar

23/10/2026

📍New York, NY, USA

Standing 345 meters in the air on the thrilling outdoor platform of Edge NYC, photographing the Manhattan skyline at sunset is nothing short of breathtaking. As golden hour begins, a warm, radiant amber wash sweeps over the city, reflecting beautifully off the Hudson River and painting the glass of iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building and One World Trade Center in brilliant metallic hues. Looking through your camera lens from this suspended, angled glass deck, you are hit with a profound sense of awe; the sheer scale of the city feels both infinite and intimately captured in the perfect, soft light. The transition is mesmerizing as the harsh daylight softens into long shadows and deep oranges, offering a fleeting, magical window where the entire metropolis seems to glow from within just before the first evening lights begin to twinkle.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G

Edited with Luminar

21/10/2026

📍Billind, Denmark

Standing in the heart of Billund, Denmark—the official birthplace and home of LEGO—and looking through my camera lens at LEGOLAND Billund, I felt a wave of absolute amazement that instantly collapsed the decades between me and my childhood. Framing shots of the sprawling, intricate Miniland landscapes and vibrant themed zones like Pirate Land and Legoredo Town felt less like ordinary sightseeing and more like a profound, sentimental journey back to my preschool days. Every click of the shutter captured a burst of pure nostalgia; looking at the primary-colored brick architecture and iconic yellow minifigures felt as if the very toy boxes of my youth had magically come to life on a monumental scale. In this whimsical capital of play, capturing these memories digitally allowed me to pause time, blending the awe of an adult photographer with the wide-eyed joy of the child I used to be, entirely captivated by the endless possibilities of a single plastic brick.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G

Edited with Luminar

19/10/2026

📍Paris, France

Stepping into the Jardin du Palais Royal, the bustling energy of Paris fades into a serene, geometric haven framed by centuries of history. Walking beneath the meticulously manicured double rows of lime trees, my camera feels like an extension of my own curiosity, instantly drawn to the grand classical facade enclosing the courtyard. Through the lens, the elegant, uniform window bays become a masterclass in rhythm and light; each pane catching the soft Parisian glow, reflecting glimpses of the green canopy and the gentle spray of the central fountain. Zooming in closer, the true artistry of the Palais-Royal reveals itself in the micro-details: the weathered texture of the stone, the ornate carvings tucked beneath the cornices, and the rhythmic symmetry of the historic archways. Every press of the shutter captures a dialogue between the palace’s stately 17th-century heritage and the playful, modern shadows cast by the nearby striped Buren columns, locking a slice of timeless Parisian elegance into a single, sharp frame.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G

Edited with Luminar

18/10/2026

📍Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Standing at the base of the historic Montréal Clock Tower offers one of the most dynamic vantage points for capturing the city’s skyline. From this eastern edge of the Old Port, photographers are treated to a dramatic visual juxtaposition where the historic charm of Vieux-Montréal meets the modern glass skyscrapers of the downtown core. Looking westward, the iconic silhouette of Mount Royal rises gracefully in the background, anchoring the urban landscape.

My Cameras:
Sony | Alpha Europe 7C II and 7CR
My lenses:
Sony Deutschland & Österreich 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II, 70-200 mm F2.8 GM II, 16 mm F1.8 G, 50 mm F1.8, 200-600 F5.6-6.3 G

Edited with Luminar

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