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We’ve had enough nature for now, so we head back south to Tbilisi. We were a bit skeptical about going […]
We use the small mountain village of Stepantsminda, only 12 kilometres from the Russian border, as the base for some […]
After a brief stop at the Katshkhi Pillar, a hermitage monastery atop a 50-metre-high stone pillar, we head east and […]
After completing a big round trip through Upper Svaneti at a relatively fast pace, we are longing for some peace […]
We drive through the beautiful and lush mountain landscape of Mingrelia towards Upper Svaneti. We stop at the wonderful Aghvi […]
After our experiences in the Kaçkar Mountains, we drive the last stretch along the Turkish Black Sea coast to the […]
We continue driving uphill into the Kaçkar Mountains, heading for the village of Ayder. This local hub for alpine tourism […]
After spending a quiet night near the waterfall, we head back towards the Black Sea and spend a few peaceful […]
Bit by bit, we continue our journey towards Georgia, taking a small detour through the Pontic Mountains. From Limni Gölü […]
A Photographic Journey
The Great Journey
In 2025, we decided to take a sabbatical and explore the world. Follow our footsteps during this journey through Europe and Asia
Testing the camper and tasting a bit of Asia: Follow our expected trip to Bosnia and Montenegro
This underappreciated city is where I have been living since 2019. See it through my eyes
See the world through my lens

Hi, I’m Berthold! I’ve got my first camera about 10 years ago or so. I’ve always been taking my camera on holidays, weekend trips and the like, but never got around to actually shooting at home. Over the last years, I’ve started to take things a bit more seriously and at this point I feel like I’ve invested way too much money into camera equipment for the photos to just rust and the files to corrupt on my external hard drive. I’ve also been told that my shots are not total garbage, so I’ve become more confident in sharing them with the world…
I always wanted to have a place where these memories could sit and be enjoyed at any time by myself, my family and friends as well as the rest of the world. For that purpose, I felt that platforms like Instagram are too short lived and would push me into a certain type of photography that I won’t enjoy. So this is how this project started… Let’s see where it goes!