While recently editing the photographs for my post about Teguise, the landscape images I had taken in the winter of 2009 during a holiday on Fuerteventura came unbidden to mind. This Canary Island, too, left a lasting impression on me – not least because of its barren, volcanically shaped expanses, very similar to the volcanic landscape of Lanzarote.

Anyone travelling on Lanzarote who wants to leave the noise of the coastal resorts behind should also make a trip to Teguise. Not to Costa Teguise, the modern holiday resort, but to the actual Villa de Teguise in the island’s interior. Here, on a gentle rise below the volcano Guanapay, lies one of the best-preserved historic town centres in the Canary Islands.

On 10 May 2026, I visited the former Police Headquarters in Frankfurt am Main together with a friend. We took part in a guided tour led by a former criminal commissioner. He guided us through the vast building with great expertise and shared numerous stories – both about the architecture and history of the complex and about the people who were once imprisoned there.

A trip to the former “Fischhäusl” campsite, now a Lost Place.

First Photo Walk with My New Vintage Asahi Takumar f/3.5 28mm SMC on a Rainy, Gray February Day.

My Reasons for Buying the Nikon Zf Camera – For More Deliberate, Slower Photography.