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It was 3am and my mind was saying WTF but my body was saying BRING… IT… ON…

My love for running took me to Australia for the Blackmores Sydney Marathon. The start line was in Bradfield Park, at the northern end of Sydney Harbour Bridge. It was a sight to behold. Shrouded in the morning mist at first light, its skeletal structure started to show as the sun warmed its steels; while we shed our layers in preparation for the start gun. At 7am, the trigger was pulled and our pacemakers guided us out of the park and on to the bridge, through the forest of metal and out at the southern end into the unknown!

A FOOD EDITORIAL WITH AN OLD AND NEARLY FORGOTTEN GERMAN RECIPE CALLED „ARME RITTER“. WE ARRANGED AND CAPTURED IT IN A COSY SCANDINAVIAN WINTER STYLE.

A CITY TRIP THROUGH HAMBURG/ GERMANY WITH THE NEW LAUNCH OF MITSUBISHI MOTORS.

On a day on one of the beautiful beaches of phu quoc, the tropical island of Vietnam, I watched the beach life of 3 generations.
Kids were playing in the shallow waters, a group of grannies was chatting and laughing dabbling in the warm waves. Two young women, on the other hand, have not even set foot in the water and paid little attention to the beauty of nature. Their focus was on perfect styling and getting the perfect selfie.
I wondered if we have to get older to get back to playing and laughing, simply enjoying ourselves right here right now?

The kura is a traditional Japanese storehouse and a distinctive feature of residential architecture throughout Japan. It is built from timber, stone or clay, and served for the storage and protection of valuables, including rice, gunpowder, artwork, kimonos, family heirlooms, religious items and cultural treasures. The city of Kawagoe, a once important trading outpost to the ancient capital of Edo (present-day Tokyo), has one of the most extensive collections of kura. They date back to the 18th century and have been constructed in a style called kurazukuri; depicted by the jabara doors and windows, onigawara roofs and thick earthen walls. The kura that survived past disasters have been preserved and many are now being converted into homes, offices, restaurants and shops.

"I think where I am not, therefore I am where I do not think."

Just one of the quotes I heard while shooting Gui Curi, the creator of Sunny Minds Life Design in Los Angeles.
Gui contacted me looking for someone to capture his unique brand. We spent some time going back and forth with ideas for locations that would convey his very unique approach to navigating life and organizational changes.
The project was shot in downtown Los Angeles, Newport Beach and the Lombardi House designed by Lloyd Wright over 2 days.
See the whole story here.