Most of Berlin’s landmarks have remained, but how we depict landmarks and even what we consider to be a landmark, has certainly evolved. IMAGO looks at Berlin and its culturally significant landmarks through the lens of two generations of photographers.
There were spicier, more famous encounters between Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson’s sides, but it’s the November 1997 fixture which lit the blue touch paper for a decade’s febrile animosity. The Game columnist Andy Murray recalls the kernel of a rivalry.
Actors, politicians, authors, activists – the Berlin-based photographer and new member of IMAGO Jannis Chavakis has been photographing the people of Berlin for over 20 years.
The Berlin from after the fall of the Wall and today is in some ways unrecognizable. Captured by our photographer Jürgen Ritter, see Berlin’s transformations.
IMAGO photographers show us that there is rarely a dull moment when riding the Berlin U-Bahn. A long history and a slew of entertaining passengers make the U-Bahn a staple of Berlin.
A journey through Berlin, the birthplace of IMAGO, through the lens of our partner photographers from the city.
What has been IMAGO’s role in the industry over the last 25 years? On its 25th anniversary, we celebrate our city’s stories told through our local Berlin-based photographers.
