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An article on the BBC website this week looked at how yoga and meditation are being used in prisons around
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(This blog post has been translated from the German original which you can read here.) Telephones... they never used to
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One of the many perks of being a Picture Researcher for an archive as varied as akg-images is being able
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After my recent adventures in Berlin’s east, this weekend was all about the West, more precisely the very affluent area
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In the summer of 1998, it was decided that the chapel choir in which I sang would go on a
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If, like me, you still get the occasional flashback from Jane Campion’s recent television drama Top of the Lake floating around
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Watching my akg-images colleagues do a 6km run yesterday got me thinking about how incredibly democratic a sport running is.
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When, in 1838, Louis Daguerre produced a daguerreotype of the Boulevard de Temple in Paris, the long exposure time of
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A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to attend a special screening at the BFI Southbank of Remembrance of
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Despite the heat I have been thinking about cooked breakfasts. A close friend of mine is moving at the end
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With London basking in sunshine −and the hot weather here to stay for a few more weeks− I thought I
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We are close to the annual celebration of Bastille Day and as I studied the French Revolution in art, I
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Living in Berlin one cannot escape history. The history of Germany in the 20th century is everywhere in the city
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Earlier this week, I was invited to a private view of this year's summer exhibition at the National Gallery in
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I was looking through a drawer of prints by Paul Almasy (Hungarian photographer, 1906–2003) last month when a familiar face appeared before me.
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