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Interview with Sara T’rula
Liverpool based Sara T’rula posted an interview with me about Street Photography and Seconds2Real on her blog.
Interview with the Leica Camera Blog
The Leica Camera Blog posted an interview with me about the Seconds2Real street photographers collective.

SECONDS2REAL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION IN BERLIN
We are thrilled to announce “fascination street”, Seconds2Real’s first exhibition of contemporary Street Photography. The Berlin show opens 15th October 2011 and runs for two weeks. We will be showing more than 100 prints at the unique Meinblau Gallery, which makes this event the most comprehensive exhibition ever devoted to Street Photography from Austria and Germany.
The Seconds2Real website has all the details.

Exhibition in Liverpool
In context of the Look11 Liverpool Photography Festival festival, me and some other Seconds2Real photographers are exhibiting work at Bold Street Coffee in Liverpool.
Our images are shown from 15th June until 13th July, 2011.
For a quick preview please check out the blog of Sara T’Rula’s who kindly organized the exhibition for us.
Bold Street Coffee Opening Times:
Mon-Sat 9am-6pm
Sun 10am-5pm
Sara will also be publishing an interview series with the Seconds2Real photographers on her blog in the next couple of weeks.


Interview with Thomas Kern
The Seconds2Real Street Photography group posted a great interview with Thomas Kern about his recent book A DRUG FREE LAND. Check it out!

Interview with Michael Wolf
In the context of his latest book release in Berlin, Seconds2Real’s Christian Reister had the chance to talk to Michael Wolf, well known for his latest works Tokyo Compression and his Google Street View series. The interview is available on the Seconds2Real website. Enjoy.

Seconds2Real introduction at exp12 gallery Berlin
Join me and some fellow Seconds2Real photographers on Feb. 12 at exp12 Gallery in Berlin. We will introduce our work and the concept of Seconds2Real in an open discussion with the audience. Detail information can be found on the Seconds2Real website.
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