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Why 20 touchpoints are just the start of genuine business relationships: how a cozy day in Bath and visual storytelling keep connections alive long after an in-person meetup.

Eine romantische Story für ein Branding Video, gefilmt in der Outletcity Metzingen für die Modemarke Engel.

Explore how personal and business portrait sessions in London can document life updates, featuring Ina’s visual story across Canary Wharf and the Royal Docks.

Ein Fotoshooting in Greenwich für die Londoner Personal Brand Punch&Loop: ein Live-Workshop, durchdachtes Styling und natürliches Licht für ein kreatives kleines Business.

Wie du dich auf deine Model Digitals (Polas) vorbereitest, worauf Agenturen achten und warum unbearbeitete Studiofotos für dein Portfolio unverzichtbar sind.

Die Power des Powernappens mit dem Nürtinger Schlafexperten Daniel Amann.

It was when he came in that Monday morning, his usual day of the week to be in town, and brought in a little golden box with a blue bow…

Es gab eine Zeit in meinem Leben, in der ich so sehr den Drang hatte, vor der Arbeit in ein Café zu gehen, nur um das Gefühl zu haben, dass der Tag mir gehört. Cafés wurden für mich zu Orten voller Möglichkeiten, an denen ich voll von Hoffnung war, dass hinter der nächsten Ecke etwas auf mich warten könnte.

Why do we look so different in photos than the picture of us that we see in the mirror? Apart from the fact that we automatically adjust our facial expressions in front of the mirror so that we like how our face looks, it’s mostly because our face is being mirrored.

For the photo book ‘Anleitungen für Genießer’ (Instructions for Connoisseurs), my co-author and I invited people from Tübingen and the surrounding area to dinner and talked to them about what they enjoy and how they enjoy it.

“I don’t think anyone has ever photographed me so nicely — I’m so grateful, and everyone is so happy about it. I usually don’t like having my picture taken, but here I look really natural, just like myself — it’s great!”

“Balance,” replies interior designer Susan Chesney when I ask her about how she would describe her style. “Materiality is important. I’m not a maximalist and not a minimalist either. I like a layered approach, I’m detail-oriented and a sense of history will always be present, and I like balanced elevation.”

The photo session with Alice was truly colourful. We met in a photo studio on Brick Lane and tapped in some colour magic.