- Inspiration
Highlights November 2019
November is kind of an in-between month. Stuck between the Autumn romance and wintertime, we wonder where to put our thoughts.
2019-12-09
- Photographers
Business as usual? The new Kniel Synnatzschke creations make you think.
Kniel Synnatzschke, the name stands for straightforward productions, often with a penchant for looseness and temporary irony. The sets of the two are always creative, so often productions are created that again and again deliver pictures outside the norm.
2019-12-03
- Inspiration
Endless width, ideal for a little quietness
A day of quietness – do we even know what that is? We try to create some width between work-stress and busy calendars.
2019-10-28
- Inspiration
Sustainably real: how green are the Germans
The car remains in the parking position, we critically overthink the next domestic flight, and we leave the plastic bags at the supermarket cashier. Germany does live sustainably or at least tries to.
2019-10-24
- Inspiration
Game of Places: A song of closeness and distance
Photographers, especially in people and lifestyle photography, meet many people throughout their careers. Therefore they need to know about keeping the right distance.
2019-10-21
- Photographers
From model to stock photographer: Alba Vitta
Alba Vitta is a model and a stock photographer at the same time. We introduce her in our profile section.
2019-10-17
- Inspiration
AI or IQ, Man or Machine?
The progressive development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the wake of digitalization not only offers opportunities that a few years ago were unheard of, it also poses major challenges for companies and consumers.
2019-10-15
- Photographers
One mansion many generations: we present MIJO
There is a new Dream Team in town. We proudly present MIJO.
2019-10-08
- Inspiration
Eating for the climate – natural, correct, and fair: a balancing act.
Do we write something about the World Vegetarian Day or do we shut up about it? Can we say what we think, do we all agree or do we maybe confront our readers and perhaps ourselves? Let’s have a few words!
2019-10-01
