The Forgotten Land - 2014/2015

Production notes

The Forgotten Land is an ongoing conceptual series dealing with historical places in East Germany and along the Polish-German border. This long-term project was started in November 2014 and makes use of various media: from digital to 4x5 large format analog photography. The pictures are scanned where appropriate and post-produced for high-resolution output.

Frame 1: Cecilienhof
Digital Photography

Frame 2: In Thuringia
Digital Photography

Frame 3: Near Kostrczyn
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 4: Uckermark
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 5: Müggelsee
Digital Photography

Frame 6: Chorin
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 7: Lichtenberg
Digital Photography

Frame 8: Lake Prötzel
Digitally toned analog photography

Frame 9: Lake Prötzel
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 10: Near Schwedt
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 11: Near Schwedt
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 12: Near Schwedt
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 13: Near Schwedt
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 14: Glienicke
Digital Photography

Frame 15: Sperenberg
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 16: Sperenberg
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 17: Sperenberg
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 18: Eberswalde
Analog Photography (6x4.5)

Frame 19: Eberswalde
Analog Photography (6x4.5)

Frame 20: Lossow
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 21: Lossow
Analog Photography (6x8)

Frame 22: Oder River
Analog Photography (6x8)

Museum quality Prints

Selected pictures of this series are offered as museum quality prints (Océ Light Jet on Kodak Endura) in the shop - while supplies last.