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Maison Marsil Cologne - Creative Space, Hotel Bar and Fireplace Lounge for Meetings, Workshops and Creative Teams

Maison Marsil Cologne - Creative Space, Hotel Bar and Fireplace Lounge for Meetings, Workshops and Creative Teams

Located in the heart of Cologne, between Rudolfplatz and Neumarkt, boutique and design hotel MAISON MARSIL offers not only individually designed rooms but also inspiring spaces for creative encounters, meetings and events.

The charming Fireplace Lounge on the ground floor provides an intimate setting for meetings, interviews, castings, coaching sessions and small workshops for two to ten people. Natural daylight, individual interiors and the unique atmosphere of the listed…

From young and fresh to fit and toned – Patrik Lindén presents his 'Schwing Wiggles' on gosee.news

From young and fresh to fit and toned – Patrik Lindén presents his 'Schwing Wiggles' on gosee.news

"Not a film, not a photo, not a GIF—no, it’s a 'wiggle' shot, straight from a 'wiggle cam,'" explains photographer Patrik Lindén.

A wigglegram is based on the principles of stereoscopy. A specialized camera (or an array of multiple lenses) captures the same subject simultaneously from slightly offset angles. When these individual frames are played back in a rapid, continuous loop—creating a "wiggling" motion—the viewer perceives a three-dimensional depth effect (3D…

Chloe Superstar – a personal project by photographer Miriam Lindthaler

Chloe Superstar – a personal project by photographer Miriam Lindthaler

Photographer Miriam Lindthaler’s creative shoot began not with the camera, but on the playground. Before taking any pictures, she spent some time there with her model, Chloe.

Both the photographer and the child model had a great time. But such is the life of a photographer—the one behind the lens often goes unseen; it was the wonderful Chloe who stood before the camera, romping and playing—much to Miriam’s delight.

Photographer Miriam Lindthaler is represented by the…

'Prawns Chic' – Seafood meets costume jewelry in this personal project by photographer Magnus Meier-Röbke

'Prawns Chic' – Seafood meets costume jewelry in this personal project by photographer Magnus Meier-Röbke

"A creepy yet humorous still-life series about the power of the shrimp. The series title, 'Prawns Chic,' alludes to the 'porn chic' fashion trend of the 90s, famously associated with brands like Gucci under Tom Ford." – Magnus Meier-Röbke, Photographer

Note: While smaller varieties are usually called "shrimp" in English, the larger, meaty specimens (such as Black Tiger prawns) are referred to as "prawns." They have firm flesh and a delicate, slightly sweet flavor.

In British…

'Standing by the Thames' – photographed by Matthew Joseph for TIDEWAY

'Standing by the Thames' – photographed by Matthew Joseph for TIDEWAY

For TIDEWAY, Matthew Joseph returned to his photographic roots in portraiture. The result is a comprehensive photo essay documenting the people behind one of London’s largest infrastructure projects of recent years. "Standing By The Thames" was commissioned by TIDEWAY as both a photo essay and an exhibition.

Over a period of 15 months, Matthew photographed individuals from the 25,000-strong workforce that spent a decade building London’s new sewer system and the associated…

'Hitler’s Birthplace in Braunau to Become a Police Station – Is That Feasible?' – Roderick Aichinger photographed the otherwise tranquil town of Braunau for the NZZ

'Hitler’s Birthplace in Braunau to Become a Police Station – Is That Feasible?' – Roderick Aichinger photographed the otherwise tranquil town of Braunau for the NZZ

This NZZ report focuses on the hotly debated conversion of Hitler’s birthplace in Braunau am Inn into a police station—a project costing around 20 million euros. The underlying idea was to strip the site of any symbolic power or appeal for old-school and neo-Nazis. The accompanying photographs were taken by Roderick Aichinger.

The article in question appeared in the *NZZ am Sonntag* magazine. It examines in depth the decades-long political and social dispute regarding the…

"How to Reinvent a Dance Tradition? Be Light as a Feather." – Roderick Aichinger photographs Lai Hung Chung for the NYTimes

"How to Reinvent a Dance Tradition? Be Light as a Feather." – Roderick Aichinger photographs Lai Hung Chung for the NYTimes

Lai Hung-Chung is the founder and artistic director of Hung Dance, a contemporary dance company based in Taiwan. He is known for a distinctive choreographic language that seamlessly blends traditional East Asian concepts—such as elements of Tai Chi—with the fluid yet raw power of Western contemporary dance.

Photographer Roderick Aichinger created a portrait of Lai Hung-Chung for *The New York Times*.

The piece, published in June 2026 under the "Critic's Notebook" column, was…

'The Devil Wears Prada - The Musical' in Hamburg with multi-talent Florence Kasumba in the lead role - hair & makeup Nadine Bauer

'The Devil Wears Prada - The Musical' in Hamburg with multi-talent Florence Kasumba in the lead role - hair & makeup Nadine Bauer

German actress Florence Kasumba portrays fashion director Miranda Priestly in the German premiere of "The Devil Wears Prada – The Musical." The production celebrates its German premiere at the Stage Theater Neue Flora in Hamburg.

The promotional campaign featuring Florence was photographed by Morris Mac Matzen, with hair and makeup specialist Nadine Bauer by his side.

The musical's composer, Elton John, played a key role in the casting. He specifically chose Florence Kasumba…