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The cover features a somber, yet captivating scene set in Gotenhafen. In the foreground stands Florian, facing the viewer with a determined expression. Beside him are Emilia, Joana, and Ingrid, positioned to reflect their bond and shared journey. Behind them, Eva, Heinz, and Klaus are slightly obscured by shadows, hinting at their inner struggles. The Wilhelm Gustloff looms in the distant background, partly shrouded in a mist that embodies an atmospheric tension. The color palette is moody, dominated by greys, blues, and muted pastels, alluding to the prevailing emotions of faith, guilt, shame, and fear.

salt to the sea

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The cover features an image of a turbulent sea under an overcast sky, with ethereal streaks of light breaking through the clouds. The sea represents the tumultuous emotions of faith, guilt, shame, and fear. In the foreground, a blurred silhouette of a couple standing on the shore, facing the sea, adds a subtle touch of romance.

salt to the sea

The cover depicts a dark, turbulent sea with the faint silhouette of the Wilhelm Gustloff in the background. Foregrounded is a golden swan, symbolizing Florian's inner courage. Surrounding the swan, characters Joana, Emilia, Heinz, Ingrid, Eva, and little Klaus are depicted in muted tones, their expressions filled with emotion as they look towards the horizon, embodying faith, guilt, shame, fear, sadness, and fleeting happiness.

Salt to the sea

The cover features a close-up image of a young black woman covering her face with her hands, conveying a sense of shame and introspection. The image is positioned centrally, taking up the majority of the cover space.

Before I Met Myself

The cover portrays a somber and dramatic scene Florian standing in the foreground with a backdrop of swirling clouds and the tumultuous sea, signifying the intense emotions of faith, guilt, shame, and fear. Behind him, figures of Emilia, Joana, Ingrid, Eva, and Heinz are fading silhouettes on the run, representing their desperation. The golden swan symbolizing Florian's quest is subtle in the sky, while the silhouette of the Wilhelm Gustloff ship looms in the background, partially obscured by mist. The visual style is a mix of dark, muted colors with touches of gold to symbolize hope amidst despair.

Salt to the sea

The cover features a somber, stormy seascape as the background, reflecting a world in turmoil and evoking feelings of fear and vulnerability. Silhouettes of Florian, Emilia, Joana, Heinz, Ingrid, Eva, and Klaus are positioned in the foreground on the run along a narrow path. A softly glowing image of the golden swan crafted from Bernstein stands above them, symbolizing hope and beauty amid chaos. The ghostly shadow of the Wilhelm Gustloff ship looms in the distance, half-obscured by mist and water spray to suggest an impending threat.

salt to the sea

A lone male figure in a sharp 1960s suit with his tie slightly loosened stands at the center of the cover. His head is tilted downward, shadows obscuring part of his face to reflect internal conflict. The setting is a dimly lit retro living room with warm tones of brown, deep orange, and faded green. In the background, a family photo sits askew on a mantelpiece, hinting at his roles as both a father and husband. The lighting is dusky, with golden rays of sunlight streaming through Venetian blinds, casting sharp lines across the man's face and body, symbolizing a fragmented life. A subtle hint of a male silhouette appears faintly reflected in a mirror behind him, symbolizing his hidden identity.

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