Photocircle Magazine

Do you know that moment when you look at a picture and it immediately transports a certain feeling to the pit of your stomach? It feels like a warm breeze on your skin, it’s pure coziness crawling up your spine, it’s the goose bumps on your arms in anticipation. Today, we would like to take […]

The time has come for the final round of our miniseries with useless knowledge about the Photocircle team members. Today’s guest of honor is…

It’s high time for a new part of our miniseries full of useless knowledge about the Photocirclers. Today we will spy on …

Oh, how we’re starved for good news in 2020 – so the timing for this couldn’t have been better: since we started our reforestation project in Ethiopia at the end of last year, we have already been able to plant over 100,000 trees – that’s roughly the equivalent of 80 football pitches full of beautiful, new trees.

Right on time for the start of this brand-new week, we give you: more useless insider knowledge about the Photocircle team members! This time featuring… Photocircle CTO Carlo Trimarchi

Our mini-series, filled to the brim with useless insider knowledge about the Photocircle team members, continues. This time featuring…

We continue with our new mini-series – filled to the brim with useless insider knowledge about the Photocircle team members. Today featuring…

Today is the birthday of our founder, CEO and favorite capo, Thomas. And hardly any day would be better suited to launch our latest miniseries with useless knowledge about the Photocircle team members. And of course we will start with …

Remember our big gallery sale from a few weeks ago? We’d recently reduced our retail space in favor of new coworkers and offered certain pieces for half the original price – 100% of that money then went into our afforestation project in Ethiopia. With the proceeds, we can now plant 2,500 new trees.

We have good news today: thanks to hygiene guidelines, social distancing and face mask regulations, the work on our afforestation project in Ethiopia is on track – with considerable additional effort, but it’s already largely completed. Since the wet season even started a little early this year and has been extensive so far, the seedling […]