I love how often you can travel the same route and still find something new you've never seen before. Case in point was this little hidden island of calm in the middle of three large roads crossing around

It's always amazing what kind of things you find just throwing a magnet on a rope into the water from bridges with lots of traffic running over them. This time we found a safe, bolt cutters in perfectly

Magnetfishing is my favourite hobby, it's amazing how many different things people toss into the water. I bought a transporter so we could properly dispose of all our finds and this time we filled the

This ensemble was part of a painting room, likely used to extract the hazardous particles and bring fresh air in. This shot is part of a whole album I took, if you want to see some more I uploaded them

Welcome to the first part of a travel series from Northern Germany. In this post I will talk about my cute little bike a bit and show you pictures of my first trip to the coast of the Baltic Sea, hopefully

Days were grim, the protagonist thrown around by the waves of boredom, always at danger of drowning in the seas of nothingness below. In a last effort to maintain sanity the protagonist had chosen to struggle

What I love most about Hamburg and its graffiti is how you can walk past some pretty unique and cool ones anywhere, anytime. Case in point is this rubber duck swimming in a skull I came across during my

Time may pass, morals decay and yesterday's passions fade, only adding to today's boredom. We may fail, we may prevail, but ultimately the wheels of time keep turning. Today the lifecycle of a bicycle

I love this picture because it has a bunch of my favourite aspects of Hamburg all in one picture. The harbor, the industrial cranes, the historic buildings and even some graffiti, albeit not the best I've

No matter how blurry this shot turned out thanks to my smartphone being the only camera I had on hand it might very well be one of my favourite shots of the month. I was on my way back home from a friend,

Some people might say I'm a man of many useless talents, others that I'm incredibly bored after suffering through things like this paint-by-numbers painting I finished the other day. Hey, nice painting.

Recently I participated in a month long fitness challenge at work that my team won (why of course we did!) thanks to remarkable efforts of every member. It's been a fun experience to see office drones

Another entry into the series of extremely well made graffiti one can come across while roaming the streets of Hamburg, Germany. I was on my way to buy a little trailer for my scooter when I drove by this

Maybe you have seen my first post here on steemit about a pretty cool abandoned train yard that resulted in some of my favourite pictures I've ever taken. It's been only a couple months and in fact the

This is one of my favorite graffiti in Hamburg, Germany. Birdman as I have dubbed him likes to turn up in try obscure places all over the city, much further apart from each other than most graffiti artists`

This is one of my favourite pictures, I had to climb quite a bit to take it but at least to me it was totally worth it. I love the symetry, the shapes and the gritty look of rust and decay. The assembly

I captured this picture inside an abandoned industrial crane through a hole in the door window. I couldn't get inside because it was locked, but I still like how the shot turned out. I love abandoned places,

Steemit is suffering from a strange problem where it’s incredibly easy to miss all the cool stuff that is already out there, right now. Content discovery is somewhat of a problem right now, the search

I'm not usually a fan of filters, but while I was waiting for my ferry to arrive I caught these seagulls queued up and for some reason it reminded me of a picture my grandparents had in their house, which

I came across this pretty cool artwork on a recent photo trip, very well made if you ask me Created with Steepshot View in the web app