Malte Schulze

Malte Schulze

Malte Schulze, born in Bremen in 2000, has been studying journalism at Hochschule Hannover since 2022. He mainly covers social and cultural topics.

Contact:
malte.schulze71@icloud.com

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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.

Water

Cold and deep: how water shapes Iceland’s culture

Surrounded by ocean, criss-crossed by glaciers, enlivened by hot springs: one element shapes the identity of an entire nation.

Advice

What makes a good photo reportage: characteristics, examples and tips.

A clear focus on the people in the story, powerful pictures, strong storytelling: using examples, we show you the hallmarks of a photo reportage that grips and stays in the mind.

A woman holds two cameras up to her eyes.

Work

Juggling family and work: working, being a mother, staying human

A degree, a job and four daughters – Dalila has combined what seemed impossible. One special source of support kept her going again and again.

A woman holds her two daughters in her arms, one on each side. Both children have brown hair and, like their mother, smile happily at the camera. The daughter on the left holds a small blue school cone, the traditional gift for the first day of school; the daughter on the right holds a larger pink one.

On the margins

‘It was raining ice, and our feet were frozen’

A personal visit to the memorial: a survivor’s voice guides us through the history of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp – between grief and new beginnings.

Ideals

Behind the walls of the Rosicrucians

The spiritual community ‘International School of the Golden Rosycross’ is regarded as a sect. What ideals do its members pursue?

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