Numéro Berlin #1

A couple of months ago, I found out about this new edition of Numéro that was going to be created. Sometimes I feel like we could survive having half of the magazines we have, yet I welcome new ones. You never know whether they will be better than the already existing ones or not.

This first issue looks promising, but then again, many do. I'll keep an eye on how they keep doing things. 

 Jella Haase by Heji Shin

 Lina Hoss by Itai Doron

 Toni Garrn by Richard Kern

 Julia Stegner by Albert Watson

 Lisa Helene Kramer by Ronald Dick

Nadja Auermann by Arnaud Lajeunie

Hace unos meses descubrí que esta nueva edición de Numéro iba a convertirse en realidad. A veces siento que podríamos sobrevivir con la mitad de revistas que hay, pero a la vez me alegra ver que hay alguna nueva. Nunca se sabe si van a superar a las existentes.

Este primer número promete, pero ese es el caso en la mayoría de primeras ediciones. Le seguiré echando un vistazo para ver como evoluciona todo.

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