Annica-Farina Badowski

Annica-Farina Badowski is a photographer and has been studying Visual Journalism and Documentary Photography in Hannover since 2023. She was born in Reutlingen, Baden-Württemberg, in 1998. She has been interested in photography since childhood and has documented her youth and her travels in numerous personal projects. These experiences inspired her to make photography her profession and to develop her visual language further. For her, photography is a way of expressing what is inside in visual form.

Contact:
annica-farina.badowski@gmx.de
Instagram: @annicafarinabadowski

Stories by Annica-Farina

After dark

Night-time in the village: shisha in the barn, joyrides through the middle of nowhere.

Where nothing seems to happen in the evening, yet everything does: young people in a village in Lower Saxony after dark.

A young man and a young woman look into the camera, standing in front of a barn at night.

Work

Wanted: travelling shepherd.

Travelling shepherds are slowly disappearing from the pastures. Why there are still good reasons not to let the profession die out.

Two herding dogs stand alert in the long grass of a meadow, while on the right-hand edge of the picture a person’s arm in a weatherproof jacket, holding a wooden staff, is visible. The scene conveys a working atmosphere in the countryside. Black-and-white photograph.

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Comment and debate

A cup of closeness

A table, two chairs and an attempt to start talking to each other again. Five encounters between strangers explore the art of talking – and listening.

Masculinity

Born to perform?

From engine to muscle, from horsepower to watts: a bike shop reveals how men relate to technology and status today – and whether anything has really changed.

Masculinity

‘You’ll never be a man’ – or will you?

Growing up in Afghanistan, Sajad never fitted the usual image of masculinity. Today he is looking for his own definition of it – and for the courage to reinvent himself.

Ideals

The last bastion

Lützerath has been ‘excavated’ – despite resistance and occupation. Our author witnessed the activists’ daily life and struggle up to the eviction.

On the margins

‘People here knock on a lot of doors’

In eastern Malmö, a neighbourhood is struggling with its reputation – and with the hope that doors will open for the people who live there.

Ideals

Wildwuchs works

Community-supported agriculture aims to make environmentally friendly farming possible. Our author wanted to know whether it works and visited a farm.

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