Karlito Photolog

Category: Parades

  • CSD 2026

    This CSD 2026 was different. Like many, I was aware of the attack that took place during the parade, and my thoughts are with those affected. I won’t go into the details here.

    I did take a few photos that day. I wanted to share what I did capture, these moments that reflect the spirit of CSD. And of course this part of what defines Berlin, and many other major cities across the Western world nowadays.

    All photos were taken earlier in the day or in areas unaffected by the incident.

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    All images were captured in a public space during a public event. I believe in celebrating the authenticity of the moment. If you see yourself in these photos and would prefer your image to be removed—for any reason, no questions asked—please contact me in the comments (it won’t show your details) at and I will take it down immediately. No hard feelings.

  • Christopher Day 2025

    Christopher Street Day (CSD) in Berlin is one of the biggest LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations I’ve ever seen.

    This CSD 2025, we walked through the whole parade. As usual. Also drank a ton of beer during the festival. These are the days when I’m reminded of the freedom Berlin is known for.

    What’s always caught my attention about this event is diversity you get to witness. Although not particular to the Berlin parade. There’s the same feeling when I joined the parade in Mexico.

    I think nudity strikes me. Honestly speaking, it’s a straightforward outfit. I don’t know if it’s the simplicity of being naked that hits me, or the way some choose to accessorize, adding a deliberate object to the look that makes you stop and look twice.

    All images were captured in a public space during a public event. I believe in celebrating the authenticity of the moment. If you see yourself in these photos and would prefer your image to be removed—for any reason, no questions asked—please contact me in the comments (it won’t show your details) at and I will take it down immediately. No hard feelings.