Let me take you on a recent trip with me, entirely shot on Kodak Gold 200 with my Nikon FM2 and why it is best (IMO) for slow travel.

When I started with photography all I did was shooting film and documenting my life. Photography has given me a reason to go out and discover new places. And I wanted that feeling again.

Have you ever heard of that little midieval town located near the German-Belgian border? You definitely should. Its charming historic buildings invite you on a short trip or a stopover after a hike in the Eifel national park. I went there for 2 hours with my Nikon Z6II and the 28mm lens in my hands and captured some photographs I really like.

On a recent trip of mine I had a one-hour layover in Munich around Hauptbahnhof before my train departed. The weather was so nice, I decided to explore the nearby area around with my trusty Nikon Z6II with a 28mm lens.

Documenting my own life is one of the major aspects why I started photography in the first place. Sometimes on film, sometimes with my Nikon workhorse, but this time with the tiny Canon G7X Mark II, a little point-and-shoot style camera which perfectly fits in my pocket.