Windpower Pictures of the windmill manufacturer Enercon and the offshore windpark Nysted.


Published in Greenpeace Magazin:
http://www.greenpeace-magazin.de/index.php?id=3287
http://www.greenpeace-magazin.de/index.php?id=3311

Vladivostok City Portrait

Published in Wallpaper

The Jackpot Crackers In 1998 a group of around a hundred people from the fishing village Peschici in Apulia, shared a lottery jackpot of 30 million euros. The portraits are of the winners and what they did with their money...

Published in SZ-Magazin

Sharks Each year, over a hundred million sharks are captured and more than seventy species are on the endangered list. The greatest threat is to the survival of Great White.
In South Africa, Durban's beaches are netted off, which every year costs the lives of more than a thousand sharks, alongside dolphins, rays and sea turtles.
In Gaansbai, the viewing of living Great White Sharks has created a lucrative tourist industry.

Published in Greenpeace Magazin

Oxfam Oxfam is an NGO that was founded in Oxford, England. They specialise in the delivery of emergency relief and are part of a global movement, campaigning to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and aim to combat climate change. A large part of their funding is generated in Oxfam's second hand shops in which volunteers sell donated goods. The pictures were taken at Oxfam's headquarters.

For „Weltwoche“

Miniatur Wunderland Miniatur Wunderland, located in Hamburg's harbour district, is the world's largest model railway. Against the odds, the brothers Braun have managed to build one of Hamburg's main tourist attractions.

Published in HCI "Investing"

Marseille City Portrait

Published in Wallpaper

Lego A reportage story about the Danish toy manufacturer Lego.

Published in Stern

Johnston Island Johnston Atoll is located in the Pacific around 1000 miles south of Hawaii. For decades, the American military experimented with nuclear rockets there and it was also a place where the remains of agent orange and nerve gas were stored. Failed rocket tests contaminated the island with nuclear fallout. What could be swept up was piled and fenced by the sea. This spot was later christened "Pluto Beach". Until the year 2000 a large number of miltary personnel and specialist contractors burned the remains of the nerve gas in a purpose-built incinerator. The Atoll has now been given back to the ãFish and WildlifeÒ department.

Published in Spiegel Reporter

Jermals Around 5000 Indonese children work on Jermals, shabby wooden platforms, in the Straight of Malaka. The conditions there are tough and they have have to endure months at a time in isolation from their families.

Published in Greenpeace Magazin

Hurghada Egypt's reefs are amongst the most spectacular in the world, but throngs of divers every day are threatening the unique underwater world of the Red Sea.

Published in Greenpeace Magazin: http://www.greenpeace-magazin.de/index.php?id=3652

Helsinki City Portrait

Published in Geo Saison

Hannovera Hannovera is Germany's oldest steel engraving manufacturer.

Published in "Print Process"

Hammelburg In Hammelburg, Bavaria, the German KFOR, ISAF and SFOR troops are being prepared for their duties abroad. After the death of two German journalists in 1999, the German Bundeswehr started a teaching program for journalists who work in conflict areas.

Published in Feld Homme

Gili , an Israelian, used to be an Orthodox Jew. Her life was ruled by God, and the Jewish faith's strict rules and regulations, until she started to ask herself questions.
She managed to break out of her marriage and left the ultra Orthodox life behind her. Even though she still can't convince her family to follow her path, her parents haven't cast her out and declared her dead, as they would normally do in such a case. She has now become a denimware designer and has also taken to acting, playing the lead role of Ester, in the theaterplay "Kol Nidrei", the story of a girl who breaks away from the ultra Orthodox Jewish life.

Published in Brigitte Young Miss. More Informations under: http://www.j-zeit.de/archiv/artikel.482.html

Fall of Mankind In the founding years of Israel thousands of Jewish immigrants from Jemen lost their children in reception camps. Shlomo Bahgaly is convincend that this then young state stole his son and sold him. Many oriental Jews suspect countless other children were kidnapped and given up for adoption to European and American Jews.

Published in SZ-Magazin

Car Design The future of car design in California. The design departments of BMW and Mercedes are extremely secretive.

Published in GQ Cars

Bald Headed Ibis More than 400 years ago the Bald Headed Ibis had become extinct in the alps. Now biologists are trying to recolonise the species in Bavaria and Austria. The biologist Johannes Fritz tries to reintroduce the Ibis to a life in the wild, by guiding with an ultra light plane.

Published in Greenpeace Magazin
http://www.waldrappteam.at/

Animal Census At the end of apartheid Namibian wildlife no longer belonged to the state anymore, and has since partly been given over to local communities. The people of Torra conservancy now decide themselves, within limits, how they manage the wildlife on their land. They can show the animals to tourists, sell their kill quota to trophy hunters or shoot the animals themselves to eat or to sell the meat. To determine the kill quota, animals are counted by the same procedure every year to get a statistical average.

Published in Greenpeace Magazin