Hamburg Zine

2017

An analogue journey

During my trip to Hamburg in 2016, I ventured into analog film photography for the first time. Inspired to create a zine, I dedicated my efforts to this project.

Black and white minimalist brochure with the word 'HAMBURG' in capital letters on the front, lying on a white marble surface.

Around a year later, I self-published a Zine as a limited edition of 30. Comprising of 21 pages, each is personally signed and numbered, adding a unique touch to the publication.

Open magazine on a marble surface, showing a black and white photo of a man with a beard holding a camera to his face on the left page and text about his trip to Hamburg on the right page.
Open magazine on a white marble surface showing black-and-white photos of an urban landscape, including a port with cranes, a subway station, and a street with a train passing by trees.
Two women sitting outside a café, looking at their phones, with a man standing nearby, adjusting his headphones outside the café in black and white.
Black and white photo of a modern architectural building by the water, with a person walking on a ramp in the foreground.
A canal in a city with tall brick buildings on both sides, a small boat on the water, and a distinctive building with a turret and multiple windows in the background.
A black and white photo of a train on a bridge with trees in the background.
The Elbphilharmonie concert hall in Hamburg, Germany, with a glass structure resembling waves on top of a brick warehouse by the water.
Open magazine on a white marble surface, showing a black-and-white photo of a lakeside scene on the left page and a colored photo of people paddleboarding and kayaking on a river on the right page.
A black and white photograph inside a book showing modern architecture of a building with angular design near a waterfront, with a walkway and a person walking on it.
Open book with black and white photographs of an outdoor fire escape and building structure, placed on a white marble surface.