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@erasmouss

the city you walk past, but never see published & exhibited | berlin • rotterdam creator of series like ‘berlin after dark’ bookings • collabs • shop
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The city’s shadows don’t hide details anymore. Using the PureVideo Mode on the @insta360 Ace Pro 2 during my journeys to capture the rawest urban moments in ultra low-light like a movie. No noise, just the soul of the night. Proudly together with @insta360de
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19 days ago
Dressed in our best armor, hiding in plain sight within a city that never really sleeps. Episode 04 of my Liminal Thoughts. . . . . . Berlin street photography, cinematic street photography, Berlin U-Bahn, Museumsinsel, subway station at night, dark moody urban aesthetic, liminal spaces, brutalist architecture, U-Bahn Berlin transit noir, high contrast night photography, neonoir, Berlin after dark, aesthetic wave audio, alternative street culture.
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Berlin is the only place where you can be surrounded by millions and still feel like the last person on earth. Episode 3 of my Liminal Thoughts. . . . . . Cinematic street photography of Berlin U-Bahn stations at night. Dark moody urban aesthetic, brutalist architecture, S-Bahn Berlin transit photography. High contrast photography inspired by film noir, Berlin After Dark series
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5 days ago
Berlin hands you a reason to stay every time you want to pack your bags. Ep. 02 of my Liminal Thoughts. Which thought do you also feel? . . . . Cinematic street photography of Berlin U-Bahn stations at night. Dark moody urban aesthetic, brutalist architecture, S-Bahn Berlin transit photography. High contrast photography inspired by film noir, Berlin After Dark series
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9 days ago
To some of us, these locations are the only places where we actually feel like we’re arriving. These are my Liminal Thoughts, my series of love letters to the corners of Berlin that everyone sees, but nobody looks at. These are my Liminal Thoughts. Part one. Are you also heading somewhere like, or just riding the line? Let’s talk. . . . . . Cinematic street photography of Berlin U-Bahn stations at night. Dark moody urban aesthetic, brutalist architecture, S-Bahn Berlin transit photography. High contrast photography inspired by film noir, Berlin After Dark series
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11 days ago
[Ad | Anzeige] 10 frames. 4 cities. Different moods. Pushing the low-light capabilities of the Insta360 Ace Pro 2 across Europe’s urban grids. Perfect for street and urban photography on the go, from the moody symmetry of Berlin to the brutalist edges of Rotterdam. Do you recognize some of the cities/locations? Captured on the @insta360 Ace Pro 2 using the Close Up Lens and the Xplorer Pro Grip Kit. Proudly together with @insta360de
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17 days ago
berlin after dark | episode 18: beyond the blue hour we often speak of the light as if it exists in a vacuum, forgetting that its value is defined by the depth of the shadows we had to navigate first. this series is a transition. a movement from the clinical blue of the underground to the raw, golden friction of the city above. it is proof that the spark doesn’t just return. it is rebuilt, frame by frame, in the quiet hours between the stations. no more excuses. we are back to where we left off. which stage of the transition resonates with you today? • • • • • • Cinematic urban photography Berlin street photography Audiovisual storytelling urban videography High-end visual art Urban loneliness aesthetic Berlin night photography Visual poetry
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24 days ago
Instagram used to be a photography app. Now it feels like a neon circus where everyone is shouting for a second of your time. I’ve been on this app since it was just a quiet place to share a grainy photo. No reels, no shop tabs, no noise. Just the shot. 15 years later, photography is still my therapy (read: my passion), but the world around it has become a race I never signed up for. The truth? I’m constantly torn. I want to show you the silence I find in a Berlin U-Bahn station at 3 AM, but I hate that I have to ‘package’ it for an algorithm that only rewards the loudest and the doomscroll memes. It’s exhausting to balance the art I love with a machine that just wants more ‘content’. But after 15 years of carrying a camera from the docks of Rotterdam to the tunnels of Berlin, I’ve realized one thing: the noise fades, but the work stays. I’m still here for the shadows and the geometry. Even if the ‘post’ button feels heavier every day, the lens doesn’t lie. I’m curious about what you think. Do you ever feel like the screen is getting in the way of actually seeing? Drop a ‘📸’ if you’re still here for the photography. Or just tell me: how do you keep it real in a digital world? . . . #Erasmouss #BerlinAfterDark #15YearsOfPhotography #UbahnBerlin #RotterdamToBerlin CinematicStreetPhotography StreetPhotographyInternational BerlinGram RawUrban
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1 month ago
I almost forgot how much I needed this Rotterdam energy. A week back in the Netherlands to reset. After months of documenting the nocturnal vibes of Berlin in my Berlin After Dark series, coming back here feels like returning to the original blueprint of my cinematic style. The urban architecture here hits different. From the geometry of the Kubuswoningen to the mirrored reflections at the depot of museum @Boijmans Van Beuningen, this city taught me from a young age how to look at brutalist lines long before I ever picked up a camera. The Rotterdam Metro carries that same raw energy I recognize in the Berlin U-Bahn. It’s changing fast, mirroring society (and the hidden worlds within it). As a certain legend from West Rotterdam once said: “Rotterdam is niet te filmen” (You can’t film Rotterdam)😉. So I’m not here for the postcards. I’m here for the street photography vibes that stay after the tourists leave. Rotterdam is my origin story. Where I was born and raised in. The reason why I look at Berlin and the rest of the world through the lens the way I do.
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1 month ago
berlin after dark // episode 17: the return of the silence. berlin hits different when you’ve been away. the silence is louder, the shadows are deeper. i spent the last two weeks being forced to lean into that quiet, only to realize once again that berlin never actually sleeps and has always something open for you. it just waits for you to find them again. back in the lab. back in the tunnels. back in the light of the spätis and the smoke of the bars. . . . berlin night photography, cinematic urban, moody street photography, u-bahn aesthetics, dark architecture, berlin after dark, urban solitude, night crawler, erasmouss, berlin underground
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1 month ago
Ad: Architecture is a collection of moods you can see. 📐 Testing the @insta360 Ace Pro 2 from the minimalist to the modern heart of Berlin. The dynamic range of these Leica optics in low light is something else. Pure, raw, real. Which perspective resonates most? 1, 3, or 5? (PS: Biggest Ace Pro 2 sale yet in the comments 🐣) . . . Berlin Architecture | Urban Photography | Brutalist Design | Leica Optics | Insta360 Ace Pro 2 | Cinematic Aesthetic | Minimalist Geometry | Berlin After Dark
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1 month ago
cleaning the archive. amsterdam, beneath the secrets. the city above is drowning in light and loud tourists, but i preferred the blue silence. there is a heavy, unpretentious kind of peace found 25 meters down. no pretending. just raw concrete and confessions. my recollections of a city holding its breath. these are my audiovisual postcards from the noord-zuidlijn, the latest metro line in the capital of my homeland. 🌑 . . . amsterdam photography, amsterdam metro, noord-zuidlijn, cinematic urban, moody aesthetics, underground metro, street photography amsterdam, architectural solitude, erasmouss, netherlands, 020
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1 month ago