Skander Khlif Showcases the Beauty of Munich’s Everyday Scenes

In previous features, we've seen Munich-based street and documentary photographer Skander Khlif reveal the beauty of his hometown through his unique perspectives. For example, there's his black and white series of river surfers riding the waves of The Eisbach.

He also gave us a preview of the myriad of charming scenes we'll find around the city once wintertime takes over. Today, we take a look at what everyday is like in the capital and most populated city of the German state of Bavaria. .

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2018-4-10 16:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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