VBS.TV: Cold war places in Berlin - A documentary
In this video, Tom Littlewood takes us on a journey to places where the Cold War past of Berlin is still visible. So they go to Teufelsberg, an artificial hill where the NSA built a listening station in the 60s to spy on the communist part of Berlin, consisting of strange big white balls on top of the hill. They talk with a former army commander and visit the bunker at airport Tempelhof where thousands of meters of war film burnt right after World War II. – via stylewalker
∞ Feb 19, 2010 · 21:27 (2 weeks ago)
step outside (at least rise in temperature from -18°C to -5°C / 0°F to 23°F)
edit: haha, seems like Kirsten had the same decision to make..
∞ Jan 27, 2010 · 22:13 (1 month ago)
Breakfast and good coffee with my girl at Cafe Solvey this morning
∞ Jan 9, 2010 · 13:15 (2 months ago)
breakfast at Haus am See
new place - big space, nice interior and 24/7
∞ Jan 6, 2010 · 11:25 (2 months ago)
If I can’t make it to this soon, I would prefer to have an inside view of the attic apartment Bröder in an old factory building in Berlin-Kreuzberg, which was re-designed and put from plan into action by architect Thomas Bendel.
∞ Nov 22, 2009 · 23:17 (3 months ago)
Next stop for this evening: UndPlus Urban Gallery Store N°2 Opening
If you can’t make it this evening, pay them a visit in the next weeks. The Gallery/Store will be opened until Christmas, and exhibit/sell stuff from artists like Paul Snowden, Marok, Nomad, Stefan Schuster and much more. Get the whole bundle of information on the website.
∞ Nov 13, 2009 · 18:58 (3 months ago)
taken by Thomas Hoepker, circa 1974
∞ Nov 10, 2009 · 14:28 (4 months ago)
Link: Thomas Hoepker - Pictures From A Vanished Country « Magnum in Motion
“Earlier this year I realized we would celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. I went back into my archive and discovered that I had boxes full of negatives that I had never seen before, taken in East Germany over the past 50 years. It was a treasure which had to be unearthed.”
A great photo essay with spoken commentary by Magnum photographer Thomas Hoepker. Worth watching.
Wow, that’s an amazing set of photos. You definitely have to watch it. I would like to own those pictures as a coffee-table book. (via
tonysojka &
yooniverse)
∞ Nov 10, 2009 · 14:19 (4 months ago)
