Selection of ZEITmagazin
Editorial ZEITmagazin
Documentary photography
ZEITmagazin – Corner Shops
»Corner Shops in Cologne are a magical places where real life happens. Here you can have everything beyond all the old and new shop opening hours. Why are there only shops like this on the Rhine?«
Documentary photography from a world without closing times.
Text by Guido Eckert
ZEITmagazin, March 1997, p. 16–22
ZEITmagazin
Cologne salvation
»First the diocese grumbled against the new archbishop, then the theology professors protested and refused blind obedience in their Cologne declaration. Even if the Vatican would like to ignore it: Resentment at the Pope's official behaviour is growing on the Rhine. Catholic rebelliousness has a long tradition in the cathedral city.«
Documentary photography about the catholic society in Cologne, Germany.
Text by Florian Hassel
ZEITmagazin, February 1989, p. 50–57
ZEITmagazin
German Schlager music
»If you think screaming fans of the Backstreet Boys are fanatic you've propably never been at a real german "Schlager" event. Women in their fifties and sixtiest are freaking out and grannies turn groupies.«
A photo rreportage about German Schlager
Text by Guido Eckert
ZEITmagazin, February 1998, p. 3, 16–17
ZEITmagazin
Pfingsten im neuen Land
»Thanks to a lucky break, 200 resettlers are allowed to stay together. The village of Guntersblum near Worms was looking for citizens. They now live there: members of a Pentecostal congregation from Chuguevka in Siberia.«
Documentary photography about resettlers.
Text by Florian Hassel
ZEITmagazin, May 1989, p. 72–80
ZEITmagazin
Portrait of comedian Richard Rogler
»Stupid jokes, flat parodies of politicians and old-fashioned slapstick are not enough for the Cologne cabaret artist. He shows the quirks and faults of his fellow human beings with the means of an actor.«
A portrait about the comedian and writer Richard Rogler in Cologne, Germany.
Text by Willi Feldgen
ZEITmagazin, August 1989, p. 24–25
