Germany Archives

From Arnd Dewald:

From Christian Beirle González:

From Mike (Digital Perspective):

From Christian (Protten):

From Blubbla:

From Marco (darckr):

From Jonas Frankki (Nosedef):

From Flokru (Flokru Blog):

From Andrea Bonetti (photolog):

From Mike:

From Jotka26:

A striking photograph from Christian Kaehler:

From Jotka26:

From Oliver Elser & Andreas at restmodern:

Jotka26 continues to demonstrate his extraordinary eye for vivid color in minimalist photography of Berlin:

A photograph from jotka26:

A photograph from jotka26:

A photograph from Jotka26:

A photograph from jotka26:

A photograph from Jotka26:

A photograph Jotka26:

A photograph from Jotka26:

A photograph by jotka26:

A photograph by Jotka26:

A photograph from Jotka26:

Photograph from soisunbabe:

A photograph from Jotka26:

A photograph by jotka26:

A photograph from jotka26:

A photograph from Jotka26:

I’ll be featuring a lot of Jotka26’s photographs over the coming days. His eye for vivid colors in minimalist photography of Berlin, is incredibly striking.

This gallery is the third part of a three post series, highlighting the work of German based conceptual artist Goro Fujita. This selection of four images focuses on his landscapes. Part 1 (July 26) focused on his female illustrations and part 2 (July 27) highlighted his robots.

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A gallery of images from dcdead:

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Vorragend has a fascinating scan set from a 1941 Nazi poster, depicting future postwar technologies. Detail images follow below:

Translation from Vorragend: ” What new things will the technology of tomorrow bring?
Today still a venturous plan - tomorrow maybe reality

Technology and economy in the Greater German Reich have gone into an unexpected upswing. The largest network of Autobahn highways has been constructed in just a few years, whole new industries were created and great architectural and urbanistic tasks are about to be realized. Although the war, that was forced upon us, makes it necessary to concentrate our economy on the war efforts, the great plans for the buildup are drawn with the certitude of our victory in mind. Many keen inventions and many thoughts that still seem fantastic today will then be realised. The pictures in this poster show on which branches the engineers are working today and what the technology of tomorrow will bring.”

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From Christopher Hall: