Located at the Brudermühlbrücke one can find this Isar idyll and corresponding beautiful view!

The evil is amongst us.

This fountain can be found in front of the Munich University (Geschwister-Scholl-Platz). This is were I went to university.

A list of Munich’s fountains can be found here.

Nehmen Sie platz (take a seat) says this bench in Perlacher Forst, in the south of Munich. I obeyed.

The last man sitting and me demand another Munich putsch to change opening hours of Munich shops. They close at 8pm – this is ridiculous.

Picture taken at Augustiner beer garden Munich

Some clothes at flew market Theresienwiese in Munich.

Der Flohmarkt München Theresienwiese 2012 is the biggest flew market hold in Munich. Sometimes refered to as Trödelmarkt as well.
It takes place at the Theresienwiese which is the big square where the Octoberfest is held in September/October.

Open up spring! Now! Open up to me and all of the poor people of Munich.
Munich’s spring takes too long to evolve. This picture was taken in front of my house.

Snails like the wet – also in Munich.
[In front of the Verkehrsmuseum München on a rainy Sunday afternoon]

From Vimeo

Take a dark journey into the forgotten, where time stands still. The paint has peeled off the walls and the only occupants are the souls of those left behind. This is the Asylum.
Opened in the early 1920s, the Asylum closed down and was abandoned decades ago. Rooms remain untouched – left as they were when the last of the employees departed. These buildings stand as a testament to the horrors and miss treatment that patients had to endure during the time of its operation.

Our 7 month journey into the Asylum led us on many adventures; from dodging security vehicles, ghostly figures and even a meth head. This is no place for the faint of heart. Asbestos blanketed every room we entered like new winter snow, so shooting was sometimes difficult.

This project is a combination of traditional HDR, tone-mapping, and standard time-lapse techniques. With the use of the Dynamic Perception Stage Zero and a Merlin head, we were able to capture the grit and the grime of this wondrous place, like it had never been captured before. Every single frame in this production is a still photograph, no video was shot. It took nearly 35,000 individual frames over 7 months to complete this project.

In return, it took tremendous help from many individuals to complete this project.
Many thanks to, Russ Scalf, Chris Griffin, Nick Kurtz, Brett Cote, Walter Wayman and Laura Buchta.Without you, this project wouldn’t be possible.
Original Score by: lenn9o9n featuring Eyeway