How can I request to have my photo removed from the gallery?

Would you like your photo removed from the gallery? Simply provide an optional reason and answer the security question. Once you click 'Request deletion', your request will be submitted and promptly reviewed by our editorial team.

Am I allowed to download or reuse the photos?

These photos were taken as contemporary documents within the context of current events and are made publicly available free of charge. Private use is permitted. Proper attribution to the author – Michael Campos Viola B.A. – is highly encouraged. For publication in public media (e.g. newspapers), a request is required. Use in commercial or editorial contexts is subject to MFM licensing rules and requires appropriate compensation in favour of the respective association.

Do I need to register or provide any data to use the gallery?

No. The gallery is 100% public and can be accessed anonymously. No registration, data collection, tracking, or download statistics are involved.

Who is responsible for the photos?

All images were taken by Michael Campos Viola B.A., founder of the non-profit Campos Viola. The pictures are part of a cultural project aimed at highlighting civic engagement.

How many photos are available from the event "I Got Shot"?

A total of 950 free photos are available in our gallery for the event "I Got Shot". The photos document the event in chronological order and have been curated for high-quality presentation.

Why are some images only on Instagram and not in the gallery?

Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/camposviola.ngo/) is used to promote selected highlights. The gallery on camposviola.ngo, on the other hand, offers the full reportage – ad-free, algorithm-free, and without requiring a login.

Can I share the photos with others?

Yes, sharing is explicitly allowed – especially on social media. Please credit the photographer (Michael Campos Viola B.A.) and, if possible, link to the source or our website (camposviola.ngo). This helps support the project.

How long will the photos remain online?

The gallery will remain publicly accessible indefinitely. It serves as a digital archive for documenting contemporary history and preserving local memory.

How can I request to have my photo removed from the gallery?

Would you like your photo removed from the gallery? Simply provide an optional reason and answer the security question. Once you click 'Request deletion', your request will be submitted and promptly reviewed by our editorial team.

Am I allowed to download or reuse the photos?

These photos were taken as contemporary documents within the context of current events and are made publicly available free of charge. Private use is permitted. Proper attribution to the author – Michael Campos Viola B.A. – is highly encouraged. For publication in public media (e.g. newspapers), a request is required. Use in commercial or editorial contexts is subject to MFM licensing rules and requires appropriate compensation in favour of the respective association.

Do I need to register or provide any data to use the gallery?

No. The gallery is 100% public and can be accessed anonymously. No registration, data collection, tracking, or download statistics are involved.

Who is responsible for the photos?

All images were taken by Michael Campos Viola B.A., founder of the non-profit Campos Viola. The pictures are part of a cultural project aimed at highlighting civic engagement.

How many photos are available from the event "I Got Shot"?

A total of 950 free photos are available in our gallery for the event "I Got Shot". The photos document the event in chronological order and have been curated for high-quality presentation.

Why are some images only on Instagram and not in the gallery?

Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/camposviola.ngo/) is used to promote selected highlights. The gallery on camposviola.ngo, on the other hand, offers the full reportage – ad-free, algorithm-free, and without requiring a login.

Can I share the photos with others?

Yes, sharing is explicitly allowed – especially on social media. Please credit the photographer (Michael Campos Viola B.A.) and, if possible, link to the source or our website (camposviola.ngo). This helps support the project.

How long will the photos remain online?

The gallery will remain publicly accessible indefinitely. It serves as a digital archive for documenting contemporary history and preserving local memory.

How can I request to have my photo removed from the gallery?

Would you like your photo removed from the gallery? Simply provide an optional reason and answer the security question. Once you click 'Request deletion', your request will be submitted and promptly reviewed by our editorial team.

Am I allowed to download or reuse the photos?

These photos were taken as contemporary documents within the context of current events and are made publicly available free of charge. Private use is permitted. Proper attribution to the author – Michael Campos Viola B.A. – is highly encouraged. For publication in public media (e.g. newspapers), a request is required. Use in commercial or editorial contexts is subject to MFM licensing rules and requires appropriate compensation in favour of the respective association.

Do I need to register or provide any data to use the gallery?

No. The gallery is 100% public and can be accessed anonymously. No registration, data collection, tracking, or download statistics are involved.

Who is responsible for the photos?

All images were taken by Michael Campos Viola B.A., founder of the non-profit Campos Viola. The pictures are part of a cultural project aimed at highlighting civic engagement.

How many photos are available from the event "I Got Shot"?

A total of 950 free photos are available in our gallery for the event "I Got Shot". The photos document the event in chronological order and have been curated for high-quality presentation.

Why are some images only on Instagram and not in the gallery?

Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/camposviola.ngo/) is used to promote selected highlights. The gallery on camposviola.ngo, on the other hand, offers the full reportage – ad-free, algorithm-free, and without requiring a login.

Can I share the photos with others?

Yes, sharing is explicitly allowed – especially on social media. Please credit the photographer (Michael Campos Viola B.A.) and, if possible, link to the source or our website (camposviola.ngo). This helps support the project.

How long will the photos remain online?

The gallery will remain publicly accessible indefinitely. It serves as a digital archive for documenting contemporary history and preserving local memory.

How can I request to have my photo removed from the gallery?

Would you like your photo removed from the gallery? Simply provide an optional reason and answer the security question. Once you click 'Request deletion', your request will be submitted and promptly reviewed by our editorial team.

Am I allowed to download or reuse the photos?

These photos were taken as contemporary documents within the context of current events and are made publicly available free of charge. Private use is permitted. Proper attribution to the author – Michael Campos Viola B.A. – is highly encouraged. For publication in public media (e.g. newspapers), a request is required. Use in commercial or editorial contexts is subject to MFM licensing rules and requires appropriate compensation in favour of the respective association.

Do I need to register or provide any data to use the gallery?

No. The gallery is 100% public and can be accessed anonymously. No registration, data collection, tracking, or download statistics are involved.

Who is responsible for the photos?

All images were taken by Michael Campos Viola B.A., founder of the non-profit Campos Viola. The pictures are part of a cultural project aimed at highlighting civic engagement.

How many photos are available from the event "I Got Shot"?

A total of 950 free photos are available in our gallery for the event "I Got Shot". The photos document the event in chronological order and have been curated for high-quality presentation.

Why are some images only on Instagram and not in the gallery?

Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/camposviola.ngo/) is used to promote selected highlights. The gallery on camposviola.ngo, on the other hand, offers the full reportage – ad-free, algorithm-free, and without requiring a login.

Can I share the photos with others?

Yes, sharing is explicitly allowed – especially on social media. Please credit the photographer (Michael Campos Viola B.A.) and, if possible, link to the source or our website (camposviola.ngo). This helps support the project.

How long will the photos remain online?

The gallery will remain publicly accessible indefinitely. It serves as a digital archive for documenting contemporary history and preserving local memory.

How can I request to have my photo removed from the gallery?

Would you like your photo removed from the gallery? Simply provide an optional reason and answer the security question. Once you click 'Request deletion', your request will be submitted and promptly reviewed by our editorial team.

Am I allowed to download or reuse the photos?

These photos were taken as contemporary documents within the context of current events and are made publicly available free of charge. Private use is permitted. Proper attribution to the author – Michael Campos Viola B.A. – is highly encouraged. For publication in public media (e.g. newspapers), a request is required. Use in commercial or editorial contexts is subject to MFM licensing rules and requires appropriate compensation in favour of the respective association.

Do I need to register or provide any data to use the gallery?

No. The gallery is 100% public and can be accessed anonymously. No registration, data collection, tracking, or download statistics are involved.

Who is responsible for the photos?

All images were taken by Michael Campos Viola B.A., founder of the non-profit Campos Viola. The pictures are part of a cultural project aimed at highlighting civic engagement.

How many photos are available from the event "I Got Shot"?

A total of 950 free photos are available in our gallery for the event "I Got Shot". The photos document the event in chronological order and have been curated for high-quality presentation.

Why are some images only on Instagram and not in the gallery?

Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/camposviola.ngo/) is used to promote selected highlights. The gallery on camposviola.ngo, on the other hand, offers the full reportage – ad-free, algorithm-free, and without requiring a login.

Can I share the photos with others?

Yes, sharing is explicitly allowed – especially on social media. Please credit the photographer (Michael Campos Viola B.A.) and, if possible, link to the source or our website (camposviola.ngo). This helps support the project.

How long will the photos remain online?

The gallery will remain publicly accessible indefinitely. It serves as a digital archive for documenting contemporary history and preserving local memory.

How can I request to have my photo removed from the gallery?

Would you like your photo removed from the gallery? Simply provide an optional reason and answer the security question. Once you click 'Request deletion', your request will be submitted and promptly reviewed by our editorial team.

Am I allowed to download or reuse the photos?

These photos were taken as contemporary documents within the context of current events and are made publicly available free of charge. Private use is permitted. Proper attribution to the author – Michael Campos Viola B.A. – is highly encouraged. For publication in public media (e.g. newspapers), a request is required. Use in commercial or editorial contexts is subject to MFM licensing rules and requires appropriate compensation in favour of the respective association.

Do I need to register or provide any data to use the gallery?

No. The gallery is 100% public and can be accessed anonymously. No registration, data collection, tracking, or download statistics are involved.

Who is responsible for the photos?

All images were taken by Michael Campos Viola B.A., founder of the non-profit Campos Viola. The pictures are part of a cultural project aimed at highlighting civic engagement.

How many photos are available from the event "I Got Shot"?

A total of 950 free photos are available in our gallery for the event "I Got Shot". The photos document the event in chronological order and have been curated for high-quality presentation.

Why are some images only on Instagram and not in the gallery?

Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/camposviola.ngo/) is used to promote selected highlights. The gallery on camposviola.ngo, on the other hand, offers the full reportage – ad-free, algorithm-free, and without requiring a login.

Can I share the photos with others?

Yes, sharing is explicitly allowed – especially on social media. Please credit the photographer (Michael Campos Viola B.A.) and, if possible, link to the source or our website (camposviola.ngo). This helps support the project.

How long will the photos remain online?

The gallery will remain publicly accessible indefinitely. It serves as a digital archive for documenting contemporary history and preserving local memory.

How can I request to have my photo removed from the gallery?

Would you like your photo removed from the gallery? Simply provide an optional reason and answer the security question. Once you click 'Request deletion', your request will be submitted and promptly reviewed by our editorial team.

Am I allowed to download or reuse the photos?

These photos were taken as contemporary documents within the context of current events and are made publicly available free of charge. Private use is permitted. Proper attribution to the author – Michael Campos Viola B.A. – is highly encouraged. For publication in public media (e.g. newspapers), a request is required. Use in commercial or editorial contexts is subject to MFM licensing rules and requires appropriate compensation in favour of the respective association.

Do I need to register or provide any data to use the gallery?

No. The gallery is 100% public and can be accessed anonymously. No registration, data collection, tracking, or download statistics are involved.

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Maypole Celebration Gilching 2022

KuKuWo 2020 Gilching | Culture in Challenging Times

KuKuWo 2019 Gilching | Community through Art

KuKuWo 2017 Gilching | Art Meets Neighbourhood

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Guichinger Tradition Beach Party 2024

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KuKuWo 2018 Gilching | Culture Connecting Generations

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Women's Carnival Emmering 2026 | Amperhalle, Sauwuid & Cirque de Boyz

KuKuWo 2025 Gilching | Culture & Community in Motion

Guichinger Tradition Beach Party 2025

FC Emmering celebrates 100 years – The anniversary in photos

Women’s Carnival Emmering 2025

KuKuWo 2024 Gilching | Culture & Community in Motion

Guichinger Tradition Beach Party 2024

Maypole Celebration Emmering 2024

KuKuWo 2023 Gilching | Cultural Week & Community Highlights

Iris Photography & Optician Wittenberger | Where Art Meets Technology in Wessling

KuKuWo 2022 Gilching | Art, Culture & Encounters

Maypole Celebration Gilching 2022

KuKuWo 2021 Gilching | Art & Community Despite Distance

KuKuWo 2020 Gilching | Culture in Challenging Times

Mind the Gap! Zwischen bekannten und neuen Räumen | Art and Beat revised and lenticular portraits

KuKuWo 2019 Gilching | Community through Art

KuKuWo 2018 Gilching | Culture Connecting Generations

KuKuWo 2017 Gilching | Art Meets Neighbourhood

Athletes' Ball 2026 Emmering | Amperhalle, IsarSix & DJ RoVent

KuKuWo 2025 Gilching | Culture & Community in Motion

FC Emmering celebrates 100 years – The anniversary in photos

KuKuWo 2024 Gilching | Culture & Community in Motion

Maypole Celebration Emmering 2024

Iris Photography & Optician Wittenberger | Where Art Meets Technology in Wessling

Maypole Celebration Gilching 2022

KuKuWo 2020 Gilching | Culture in Challenging Times

KuKuWo 2019 Gilching | Community through Art

KuKuWo 2017 Gilching | Art Meets Neighbourhood

Women's Carnival Emmering 2026 | Amperhalle, Sauwuid & Cirque de Boyz

Guichinger Tradition Beach Party 2025

Women’s Carnival Emmering 2025

Guichinger Tradition Beach Party 2024

KuKuWo 2023 Gilching | Cultural Week & Community Highlights

KuKuWo 2022 Gilching | Art, Culture & Encounters

KuKuWo 2021 Gilching | Art & Community Despite Distance

Mind the Gap! Zwischen bekannten und neuen Räumen | Art and Beat revised and lenticular portraits

KuKuWo 2018 Gilching | Culture Connecting Generations

Athletes' Ball 2026 Emmering | Amperhalle, IsarSix & DJ RoVent

Women's Carnival Emmering 2026 | Amperhalle, Sauwuid & Cirque de Boyz

KuKuWo 2025 Gilching | Culture & Community in Motion

Guichinger Tradition Beach Party 2025

FC Emmering celebrates 100 years – The anniversary in photos

Women’s Carnival Emmering 2025

KuKuWo 2024 Gilching | Culture & Community in Motion

Guichinger Tradition Beach Party 2024

Maypole Celebration Emmering 2024

KuKuWo 2023 Gilching | Cultural Week & Community Highlights

Iris Photography & Optician Wittenberger | Where Art Meets Technology in Wessling

KuKuWo 2022 Gilching | Art, Culture & Encounters

Maypole Celebration Gilching 2022

KuKuWo 2021 Gilching | Art & Community Despite Distance

KuKuWo 2020 Gilching | Culture in Challenging Times

Mind the Gap! Zwischen bekannten und neuen Räumen | Art and Beat revised and lenticular portraits

KuKuWo 2019 Gilching | Community through Art

KuKuWo 2018 Gilching | Culture Connecting Generations

KuKuWo 2017 Gilching | Art Meets Neighbourhood