Peter Kächele is a portrait and people photographer from Bad Urach, a small Swabian town. His hobby of photography has developed into a passion. All photographers try to capture the light, put it on the chip, and use it to create an image. For Peter, light is a means to an end. He primarily wants to capture personalities and emotions. One thing in advance, he succeeds!

Michael Kampmann, born in 1959 in Moers and living in Braunfels, Germany, is a people and portrait photographer. He has been working digitally since 2010 and tries to capture moments and feelings for the future. His atmospheric portraits inspire with naturalness and authenticity.

Ringo Kliemann, born in 1970 in Lower Lusatia, now lives in Berlin and devotes himself to sensitive portrait photography. His portraits are clear, precise and full of intensity. He uses black and white to focus on the essential: the people themselves. There are no color distractions in his work, as light and shadow take on the role of shaping emotion and enhancing depth of expression. In the cultural diversity of the city, he finds countless faces and stories to capture with his camera.

Dominik Kohlsdorf, a trained pharmaceutical technician, is a people and portrait photographer from near Dresden, Germany. His path to photography did not begin as a predetermined path, but through a chain of coincidental events and encounters. His passion for the medium developed from a deep desire to express his own creativity. Through drawing and painting in acrylic and oil, he finally found his preferred artistic medium in photography.