Recently, I found an old portrait of my wife, Monika, taken on a sunny beach in Portugal. During the shoot, I faced a challenge: my lens was foggy and the autofocus failed. Fearing my expensive lens was ruined, I placed it in the sun to dry, and miraculously, it worked! How did humidity get into my lens?
This series of photos from my project „No.Make.Up.Portrait“ is from my photoshoot with Hilary. Check out my blogpost to read the full story and see all the photos.
This series of photos from my project „No.Make.Up.Portrait“ is from my photoshoot with Esther. Check out my blogpost to read the full story and see all the photos.
The next series of photos from my project „No.Make.Up.Portrait“ is from my photoshoot with Thalia. Check out my blogpost to read the full story and see all the photos.
Next in line for my No.Make.Up.Portrait is Nikki. Check out her video and listen to her story, how and why she quit doing make up.
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Last week, I was overwhelmed by the support my No.Make.Up.Portrait project received with over 60 women sharing heartfelt stories and wanting to join. The first photoshoot with Nicky was memorable; connecting with her and capturing her natural beauty without heavy editing was truly inspiring.
After a lengthy delay, I finally conducted a photo session in Tallinn for my No.Make.Up.Portrait project, featuring Steffi. The unretouched, raw photoshoot was captivating, showcasing natural beauty and emotions. My wife assisted in making Steffi comfortable. Minor retouching was only done on the background for distraction purposes.
In diesem Workshop geht es um s/w-Portrait-Fotografie mit natürlichem Licht. Alles über Licht und Schatten, Szene, Beobachtung, Ausrüstung und mein Einfluss als Fotograf:in auf das Model.
Some impressions from our trip to Helsinki in 2012. Architecture photos from concert hall, churches, library, turntable, museum and an oldtimer car.
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