Polish-born photographer Josef Schulz is reusing remnants of Europe’s fragmented past to imagine its future.

Inspired by his own experiences living in Sweden, Norway and Germany, Schulz traveled across Europe in 2007 and 2008, taking photos of old, defunct checkpoints to challenge how Europeans view the notion of “borders.” Schulz’s project is named “Ubergang,” the German word for “transition” or “crossing.”

As the European Union grows continuously in size and scope, many internal borders have come down. Most EU countries now belong in the Schengen zone, where citizens can travel freely across countries without border read more >>>

Source : HuffingtonPost.Com