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I claim: you can´t get more authenticity than with people at work! I guess a lot of poeple can´t think of stepping into a store,bakery, coiffeur or whatever, take out their camera and ask if they can take a few pictures. But you being an (silent) observer ensures you getting authenticity and you decide the moment which is worth being captured - not the right facial expression you need to quick pull the trigger.
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As an electronic musician and DJane, Clara has seen some of the best clubs in the world. Born in Austria, she now lives in Berlin Kreuzberg and is currently working on her second studio album. Here she shows us her favourite spots at the Maybachufer
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If you’re looking for a decent dinning place to enjoy some nice food with friends or if you’ve got a sweet tooth like us, FULL/half is the place that you can’t miss in Hong Kong!
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The Horniman Museum and gardens stand on the brow of the hill in Forest Hill, South London. The museum has unique collections of musical instruments, artifacts from around the world, and enough stuffed animals to make a taxidermist squirm!
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![[Requested Location] Café Gartensalon, Munich](http://cloud.lomography.com/140/98/8f/03e2109ee7ae0ed0c96cb339f89c4391b220b6.jpg)
Café Gartensalon is probably one of the most wonderful and most colourful cafés in Munich at the moment. If you have some spare time, you should definitely go and try the home-made cakes there!
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In the heart of Aguadilla is the coziest venue you'll find around. Full of fun, crazy, comforting times. Step right in! A mother is probably the most special person you'll ever meet. She will always support, love, and be there for you. That is why when my mother's birthday came around this year, I had to gift her with photos from her special night, so into the town's smallest venue we went!
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Café Majurska: a place which I didn’t want to leave. Old furniture, many handicrafts and yummy cakes and pastries make you feel like visiting your grandma.
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If you like to play Pool or Snooker and you're in Berlin - then this is the place to go to.
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The Körnerpark may be quite small, but it has a lot to offer.
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Every Tuesday night, this is where you'll find the swing dancers of Copenhagen.
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A very small, cosy café in an old, beautiful street in Gießen.
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Okay, this is only special for Non-US-American lomographers - nevertheless, worth a visit for everyone enjoying nostalgic interiors and tasty and hand made fast food.
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Welcome to one of my favorite cafés in Brussels any time of the day: Le Fontainas is for sure one of the best places downtown to sip a coffee in the morning reading the paper, have a simple lunch and a beer at noon or enjoy some cocktails in the evening with friends, all of this while listening to some of the most interesting music selection in Brussels. In winter, you can sit inside and warm up with a hot chocolate. The interior decoration is cozy, with a nice vintage touch and huge photographs on the wall :). I particulary like the recycled chairs and tables, each one in a different shape and color.
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When I heard of the Murinsel project for the first time I was very curious to see it: A cafe swimming in the midst of the river Mur! When I came to Graz I surely visited this extraordinary cafe. And I was fascinated by the realization of this project.
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There is absolutely nothing that can beat an authentic Italian cappuccino. I've always been a big fan of coffee and though many parts of the world are known for their different coffee varieties and beans...the cappuccino has always been a favourite of mine (and incidentally I discovered the cappuccino actually originated from Vienna!). When in Italy, it doesn't matter where you go, be it a fancy 100-year-old cafe or the little corner snack bar with two tables out front, the cappuccinos they serve are always top-knotch. I must've drunk about 42 cups in my 2 week stay and not once did it disappoint.
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Dalida café is XiMenDing's latest hippest addition to the icing of western Taipei. Dalida takes its name from a French diva, who makes regular appearances on the sound system of this Euro-style cafe. Taking advantage of its location on the square in front of the Red Theater, Dalida expands outwards with an outdoor patio and a terrace on the second floor.
