As quickly as it came, it was over again: the 8th Millerntor Gallery. The vibe of the event is unparalleled every year. It's like a wedding lasting several days where everyone gets married at some point: of course, Pastor Michael Fritz just waves it off at some point, but of course he's still happy for all his couples. Everyone else chatters happily and talks about their first night as if it were their first. The incense tastes like beer and the body of Christ is vegan.
Of course the Millerntor Gallery is secular and all my comparisons are nonsense. But the togetherness and confusion is nice.
And for some pictures I particularly like to press the shutter button, even if I don't know it at the moment. I'll show you these pictures here, but I also have some nice portraits from the sidelines of the event with Maurice Kirya packed into my portfolio. Otherwise, I'm already looking forward to the 9th edition, but a lot will happen before then. For example, I will find time, mine Photos from Spitsbergen to view - but that's a completely different story...
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