Matthias Heiderich captures the brighter side of Berlin with his cheery, minimal photography. Heiderich focuses on things like vintage roller coasters, murals, and playgrounds making Berlin look more like a doppelgänger of Santa Monica. The compositions are flat and pretty barren, and taken together, they evoke a drugged-out listlessness. Heiderich is self-taught and uses a wide range of camera types including a medium format twin lens camera, Polaroids, and Holgas.
Showing posts with label Berlin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Berlin. Show all posts
Friday, May 27, 2011
Matthias Heiderich
Matthias Heiderich captures the brighter side of Berlin with his cheery, minimal photography. Heiderich focuses on things like vintage roller coasters, murals, and playgrounds making Berlin look more like a doppelgänger of Santa Monica. The compositions are flat and pretty barren, and taken together, they evoke a drugged-out listlessness. Heiderich is self-taught and uses a wide range of camera types including a medium format twin lens camera, Polaroids, and Holgas.
Labels:
Berlin,
camera,
Germany,
holga,
landscapes,
Matthias Heiderich,
minimalist,
photography,
polaroid,
vintage
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Till Hafenbrak
Till Hafenbrak knows how to make the most of a limited palette. The Berlin based designer/illustrator uses unexpected and strongly contrasting colors to create vibrating landscapes of the natural world, often depicting animals and their interactions with humans. He also has a few commissioned works you can view on Flickr.
Labels:
Berlin,
design,
Germany,
graphic design,
illustration,
screenprinting,
Till Hafenbrak
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