News

[ März 2026 ]

New photographer - Stefan Langenhof

Stefan Langenhof is an artistic landscape and nature photographer whose signature style is characterised by a clear reductionist approach and minimalism. He favours foggy landscapes, winter scenes, calm waters and architectural details as subjects, which he captures in balanced, serene compositions. He has been shooting primarily with analogue cameras for several years now. He uses the slower pace of this process to focus entirely on the subject, light, and composition.

[ February 2026 ]

Gallery Update - Hans Strand

Hailing from Sweden, Hans Strand is one of Europe's most influential landscape photographers. For decades, he has devoted himself to depicting wild and sculpted landscapes with uncompromising precision, from Iceland and the Arctic to the coasts and wetlands of Scandinavia. His images reveal not only the places themselves, but also the forces that shaped them: water, ice, wind and time. Through his iconic aerial photographs, masterful compositions and technical perfection, he has developed an unmistakable visual language.

[ February 2026 ]

New photographer - Christian Klepp

Dr Christian Klepp is a geoscientist, climate researcher and photographer who lives in Hamburg and combines science with artistic imagery. His work not only depicts landscapes, but also illustrates the interconnectedness of our Earth system — from rocks and oceans to the cosmos. In his astrophotography in particular, heaven and earth converge to create striking visual landscapes. His photographs convey a sense of wonder and curiosity, and reflect his desire to better understand and preserve our fragile planet.

[ February 2026 ]

New photographer - Andrea Kasper

Andrea Kasper from Northeim in Lower Saxony is a photographer who specialises in abstract, contemporary nature art. She creates her works spontaneously, without the use of a tripod or staging, in forest puddles and small streams. Water, light and movement combine to create ephemeral pictorial spaces reminiscent of paintings. Rather than documenting nature, she translates it into emotions and colours. The effectiveness of her photographs lies not in their size, but in their intensity, immediacy and trust in the moment.

[ February 2026 ]

New photographer - Lothar Detert

Lothar Detert lives and works in Husum. He specialises in contemporary portraiture. His photographs are staged, minimalist and conceptually well thought out. He is less interested in the image itself and more interested in questions of identity, role and self-image. Using clear lighting and symbolic elements, he creates images that are both unsettling and moving. The effectiveness of his photographs lies not in effects, but in their attitude and depth of content.

[ February 2026 ]

New photographer - Martin Schmidt

Martin Schmidt, who lives in Trier, uses a clear, minimalist visual language in his photography. In his work, he depicts architecture and landscapes not as places, but as forms of light. His interests lie in structure, time and order rather than the spectacular. Using black and white and long exposure, he condenses space and movement into a calm visual language. The effectiveness of his photographs lies not in loudness, but in consistency, precision, and deliberate omission.

[ February 2026 ]

New photographer - Christian Stemberg

Christian Stemberg, also known as Chris Linus, is a photographer based in Bad Oeynhausen who takes portraits in a way that has become rare today: slowly, attentively, and without the desire to prove anything. His portraits are not the result of concepts or staging, but of encounters and observation. Of looking closely. Of listening. He is not interested in appearances or effects, but in what resonates: doubt, fatigue, vulnerability and dignity.

[ February 2026 ]

New photographer - Tobias Friedrich

Tobias Friedrich is a photographer who lives in Wiesbaden and works where most people's world ends: beneath the surface of the water. He has been one of the world's most renowned underwater photographers for many years. His expeditions have taken him from tropical reefs to dark shipwrecks and the icy waters of the Arctic. Whether he is encountering the giants of the sea or capturing fleeting moments in the open ocean, Tobias dives not only to see, but also to understand. He creates his images with patience, respect and a keen sense of light, space and silence.

[ January 2026 ]

Gallery Update - Sebastian Morweiser

Sebastian Morweiser is a creative macro photographer from the Bergstrasse district of southern Hesse, Germany. His images are not only fascinating documents of nature, but also very appealing in terms of design. He uses sharpness and blur with great skill and places great emphasis on harmonious color compositions and aesthetic image design. In addition to his work as a photographer, Sebastian is a volunteer educator.

[ July 2025 ]

Gallery Update - Olaf Liesche

Olaf Liesche is a nature photographer from Castrop-Rauxel in North Rhine-Westphalia. His passion is wildlife photography. Most mornings he is out and about in his local habitat. Quietly, cautiously and very carefully, as if he is a part of nature. He tells us that he often doesn't need camouflage when doing this. Many animals accept him and instinctively understand that he poses no danger. Format-filling photos are then the results.

[ July 2025 ]

New partner – House of Photography

We are delighted to welcome the House of Photography as a new partner of 10Fotos. Located directly on Husum's outer harbor in a converted warehouse building, this extraordinary photography museum is an unconventional venue that is perfect for creative photographic art.

Since its opening in 2020, the museum has regularly hosted rotating exhibitions featuring exciting photographic works by artists ranging from emerging talents to established masters. The museum is divided into three areas—"Art in the Museum," "Art in the Hallway," and "Art in the Studio"—and offers a wide spectrum of works, from thoughtful to lighthearted.

The House of Photography is worth a visit because there's always something new to discover.

[ July 2025 ]

New photographer - Klaus Fengler

Klaus Fengler lives and takes photographs in the mountains — and often beyond. Based in Bischofswiesen, in the Berchtesgadener Land region, he has traveled to remote and inaccessible regions of the world time and again since the early 2000s. As a passionate climber, he is not just an observer but also part of the action — he is in the middle of the rock, in the wind, and in the moment. His pictures, taken under extreme conditions, convey closeness, effort, and genuine experience.

[ June 2025 ]

New photographers - Simone & Rainer Hoffmann

Simone and Rainer Hoffmann, who live near Bremen in the town of Syke, are passionate about landscape and nature photography. Often taken on joint trips, their pictures show wide open spaces, tranquil scenes, and impressive animal observations. They use light and color gently or contrastingly, but always with an eye for atmosphere and composition. Their photography is restrained and carefully composed, characterized by a quiet intensity that lingers long after viewing.

[ June 2025 ]

New photographer - Rolf Lampert

Rolf Lampert is a versatile photographer from Löhne in North Rhine-Westphalia. His clear, structured visual language is influenced by both his career as an engineer and his upbringing on the island of Norderney. In his work, he combines technical precision with calm observation, whether he is taking long exposures, architectural photographs or street photography. He uses colour sparingly, occasionally employing colour keys. His images appear minimalist, focused and full of quiet power.

[ June 2025 ]

New photographer - Frank Loddenkemper

Frank Loddenkemper is an architect and photographer based in Krefeld. In his work, he combines creative rigour with a sense of quiet poetry. To him, architecture is not merely a subject to be photographed, but an idea, a play with space, light, and form. His images are clear and minimalist yet atmospherically dense. Often reminiscent of models or digital designs, they are structured, devoid of people, and almost surreal in appearance. They are precise photographs that leave room for interpretation.

[ June 2025 ]

New photographer - Martin Sander

Martin Sander is an architectural photographer from Hohwacht, located on the Baltic Sea coast of Schleswig-Holstein. His home is a place of retreat and inspiration. He approaches architecture with a blend of analytical interest and artistic openness. For him, lines, surfaces, and structures are not merely design elements, but rather the starting points for his own visual language. Rather than documenting buildings, he transforms them into graphic compositions.

[ May 2025 ]

New photographer - Maik Herfurth

Maik Herfurth, a photographer from Rostock, has a deep connection to the landscape of northern Germany and a keen sense of atmosphere and light. His visual language is calm and thoughtful, characterized by an eye for capturing the natural mood of a scene. In particular, his landscape photography captures quiet moments: the first light of morning breaking through a veil of fog or the gentle glide of clouds over dramatic coastal landscapes.

[ May 2025 ]

New photographer - Arpan Banerjee

Arpan Banerjee is a wildlife photographer from Barasat in West Bengal, India. His photographic journey takes him to the remote regions of the Indian subcontinent, from the water-rich mangroves of the Sundarbans to the dense forests of North Bengal. In these diverse habitats, he captures the behaviour and presence of wild animals, showcasing his keen sense of light, timing and atmosphere. His work primarily focuses on birdlife, and he captures its dynamics and diversity with impressive clarity.

[ May 2025 ]

New photographer - Rolf Endermann

Rolf Endermann is an architectural photographer from Bielefeld, Germany. He is known for his clear, minimalist style and unmistakable signature. For him, architecture has always been more than just a subject; it forms the basis of his work. Over the years, he has developed his own visual language, impressing viewers with its structure, precision, and creative clarity. Recently, Rolf has expanded his repertoire to include elements of minimalist street photography.

[ May 2025 ]

New photographer - Roland Mühler

Roland Mühler from Magdeburg discovered photography as a child, not just as a brief passion, but as an integral part of his life. People are at the heart of his work. Using sensual themes such as the body, skin and intimacy, as well as natural, unposed compositions, he has developed his own unmistakable visual language. His photographs radiate lightness, touching us with their emotional depth and quiet joy, trust, and melancholy.

[ May 2025 ]

New photographer - Waltraud Nehls

Hanover-based macro and nature photographer Waltraud Nehls combines clarity, reduction and attention to detail to create her own unique style. She pays particular attention to small, fleeting and delicate subjects. She impressively sensitively plays with sharpness and blurriness. Rather than focusing on the obvious, she highlights what is easily overlooked. She draws inspiration from her native nature, as well as from numerous trips to Africa, Brazil, Costa Rica and other European countries.

[ May 2025 ]

New photographer - Sasan Amir

Sasan Amir from Saarbrücken, Germany, is an internationally sought-after wildlife photographer, filmmaker and conservationist who spends more than three-quarters of the year in the most remote regions of the world. His work focuses on endangered species and their threatened habitats. Big cats and monkeys - in the wild, and often far from human influence - are among his most popular subjects, but birds, whose habitats are disappearing at an alarming rate, are also among his favorite subjects.

[ May 2025 ]

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[ April 2025 ]

Exhibition - Rüdiger Beckmann

From 4 May to 3 August 2025, the Haus der Photographie in Husum is showing a comprehensive retrospective of Rüdiger Beckmann's work. On display will be classic and contemporary giclées, numerous original cyanotypes, as well as experimental works with Lomo cameras and darkroom coincidences. The photographer will be present in person at the opening on 4 May 2025 at 5 pm (admission free), as well as at the finissage and other artist talks.

[ April 2025 ]

Gallery page update - Silke Hullmann

German wildlife photographer Silke Hullmann from Rheinbreitbach, south of Bonn, combines documentary precision with creative power in a unique way. Her images tell stories of the interplay between animals and their habitat, between movement and fixed structure. As well as intense, eye-level shots of animals such as elephants, rhinos and polar bears, she also takes aerial shots from a helicopter, opening up a whole new, often abstract perspective.

[ April 2025 ]

New photographer - Ulla Moswald

The camera played a role in Ulla Moswald's life from an early age. But as is so often the case, it is the winding roads that lead to true passion. After growing up in the Ruhr area and spending many years in Berlin, the photographer now lives in the community of Tating on the North Frisian peninsula of Eiderstedt. She has found her artistic home between mudflats and clouds, tides and spray. The perfect setting for a photographer who loves the vastness and atmosphere, but also the urban structures.

[ April 2025 ]

New photographer - Sandra Mago

Creative people photographer Sandra Mago lives and works in Krakow am See, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. Her photographs seem like a quiet dialogue with nature and people, carried by light, movement and emotion. Today the focus is on artistic portrait photography. Black and white dominates - not as a renunciation of colour, but as a conscious decision to focus the gaze. The images are quiet, sometimes dreamy, often pensive. They tell of silence and depth, of vulnerability and strength.

[ April 2025 ]

New photographer - Peter Scheitz

Peter Scheitz combines his passion for travel and telling stories in pictures in an impressive way. For him, Dresden is a starting point for photographic discoveries and a place to impart knowledge: He teaches basic and advanced techniques in workshops at the Knipsakademie. His work focuses on two areas - landscape and architectural photography. Both are stylistically independent, but linked by a common aesthetic: clarity, structure and visual calm.

[ April 2025 ]

New photographer - Ingrid Blessing

Ingrid Blessing discovered photography in 2015, but her creative journey began much earlier. Always fascinated by art, she experimented with different forms of expression - whether with a paintbrush, a printing press or through the lens of a camera. Today, the Bonn-based photographer and photojournalist combines her years of experience as a communications manager with her passion for telling stories through images.

[ April 2025 ]

New photographer - Matthias Haltenhof

Matthias Haltenhof, a landscape and architecture photographer from Halle (Saale), Germany, is fascinated by the ability to capture the atmosphere of a place through light, composition and long exposures. He is also fascinated by the diversity of architecture, as it offers him the opportunity to document the interplay of structure and space in equally impressive ways. His images are characterised by an extraordinary clarity and a skilful balance between natural and graphic elements.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Andreas Timar

Dr Andreas Timar, a dentist from Krefeld, Germany, has found a fascinating form of expression and creative balance to his profession in photography. Inspired by a book on street photography, he discovered urban space as a stage for fleeting moments. His artistic focus used to be on painting and drawing - now he uses his camera to capture scenes where light, form and human interaction combine in a unique way.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Berthold Grünhagen

Berthold Grünhagen, from Taunusstein near Wiesbaden, Germany, is a nature photographer who has dedicated himself to wildlife and macro photography for decades. Whether in local forests or travelling to distant countries, he is always looking for the perfect moment to capture the beauty of an animal in its natural environment. For him, photography is not just about pressing the shutter button, but also about patience, knowledge and a deep understanding of the behaviour of the creatures in front of his lens.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Stefan Mayr

Stefan Mayr is a photographer and photo artist from Augsburg, who not only captures images with his camera, but also tells stories. His style is characterised by a strong emotional component. He is not interested in pure representation, but in the visualisation of moods and nuances. Stefan's images are characterised by a reduction to the essential without losing depth. He sees photography as a process of discovery, allowing him to bring hidden things to light.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Benjamin Höger

Benjamin Höger is a landscape photographer from Waghäusel in Baden-Württemberg with a deep connection to nature. His images capture the tranquillity of forests, the dynamics of flowing water and the majesty of mountains in a way that transports the viewer to another world. For him, photography is not only a creative process, but also a way of capturing experiences and emotions. He is particularly fond of the nearby low mountain ranges - the Palatinate Forest, Black Forest and Odenwald.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Tobias Ryser

Tobias Ryser from Rapperswil-Jona on Lake Zurich is one of Switzerland's most renowned landscape photographers. For him, photography is more than just capturing a beautiful image - it requires patience, experience and a keen sense of the right moment. Many of his pictures are taken after extensive tours in the local Alps, where he spends days on the road to capture the best possible light in the right place. With precise composition and a playful use of light, he captures nature in all its glory.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Kurt Hossfeld

Kurt Hossfeld from Kempen, Germany, is a passionate nature and wildlife photographer. While he works professionally as a product photographer, taking high-precision images for business clients, he finds his creative balance in nature. His photographic style is well thought out. Kurt works with wide landscape panoramas as well as detailed close-ups, playing with perspective and lighting. He often favours a harmonious portrayal of animals in their environment.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Klaus Wegele

Klaus Wegele from Mainz, Germany, has undergone a remarkable transformation - from IBM manager to passionate dance and people photographer. He is particularly interested in the aesthetics of dance, which he captures with a direct and authentic visual language. Focusing on the dynamics of movement, Klaus captures fleeting moments of levitation as dancers defy gravity. Technical precision is combined with emotional expressiveness, leaving room for interpretation.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Jan Erik Waider

Jan Erik Waider is a visual artist and fine art photographer from Hamburg, Germany, with a passion for the harsh and often deserted landscapes of the North. Since around 2014 he has been documenting the impressive regions of Iceland, Norway, Greenland and beyond. He is interested in the forms and structures of nature, especially water and ice. Glacial landscapes, frozen lakes, volcanic formations and rivers that look like abstract paintings are recurring motifs in his unique work.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Chris Kaula

As a graduate biologist, nature photographer Christoph 'Chris' Kaula, from Friedrichsdorf near Frankfurt, Germany, is able to interpret animal behaviour and capture fleeting moments in nature. His work is characterised by a successful combination of technical precision and creative expression. His style is particularly striking: atmospheric lighting, creative bokeh effects and intense contrasts created by the interplay of light and dark give Chris's images a special depth.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Serdar Ugurlu

Serdar Ugurlu from Alfter near Bonn, Germany, is a landscape photographer, mentor and founder of PhotoTours4U. His approach to landscape photography is characterised by patience and a meditative calm that has become rare in our fast-paced world. Serdar plans his tours meticulously, uses modern tools for pre-visualisation and waits patiently for the interplay of light, time and place to transform an ordinary scene into an emotional experience.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - André Wagenzik

André Wagenzik is a Berlin-based photographer who has been working in the capital since 1992. In 10Fotos he presents his project, which was created during an extended stay on a farm. The photographs capture both the dynamic and the tranquil nature of rural life, from carefully planned shots in which he gives his animal models plenty of time, to spontaneous moments that impressively reflect their nature and natural charisma.

[ March 2025 ]

New photographer - Martin Elsen

The work of aerial photographer Martin Elsen from Stade, Germany, encompasses much more than impressive landscape shots. In addition to unspoilt nature, he also captures urban regions and industrial structures in exciting reportages - always with an eye for the extraordinary. Northern Germany, with its unique landscapes, historic buildings and modern infrastructure, appears in his images as a harmonious interplay of tradition and progress.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Kerstin Bittner

Kerstin Bittner is a Hamburg-based photographer who specialises in urban and natural landscapes and their combination. Her images are characterised by clear composition and subtle colouring - often in muted pastel shades that have a noble, timeless charm. Kerstin is often able to integrate details of a landscape or structures of urban architecture harmoniously into the overall composition.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Oliver Lozano

Stuttgart-based photographer Oliver Lozano captures the many facets of the human character in his images - always with a great sense of aesthetics and creativity. His work helps women in particular to discover their inner strengths, to break down old prejudices and to free themselves from ideals of beauty. Oliver's style often combines cinematic visual effects, fine detail and a vivid rendering of facial expressions and gestures. As a result, his portraits go far beyond the ordinary.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Frederick Fairytale

Berlin-based Frederick Fairytale knows how to tell stories through images, combining the charm of the 60s and 70s with modern technology. His work treads the fine line between past and present - a fascinating dialogue that puts people first. He stages his subjects with great attention to detail, creating images that reveal not only their appearance, but also their personality and character.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Holger Dörnhoff

Holger Dörnhoff's photographic journey began in the 1990s. In addition to documentary landscape images and occasional animal portraits, his portfolio includes detailed close-ups of plants, small insects and amphibians, as well as abstract, artistic images. With a keen sense of composition, he uses light and shadow, bokeh, long exposures and blurring to create a fascinating balance between dynamism and stillness.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Christian Vulpescu

Space: the final frontier. These are the journeys of the photographer Cristian Vulpescu. His years-long mission: to explore distant worls, to seek out new scenes and new compositions, to boldly capture what no one has photographed before. Almost everyone knows the legendary opening credits of Star Trek: The Next Generation. We've just rewritten them a little for Christian - and it gets to the heart of his enthusiasm.

[ February 2025 ]

Gallery Update - Ringo Kliemann

Ringo Kliemann, born in Lower Lusatia in 1970, now lives in Berlin and specialises in 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 is no distraction of colour in his work, as light and shadow take on the role of shaping emotion and enhancing depth of expression.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Walter Luttenberger

Walter Luttenberger is a multi-talented travel, architecture and landscape photographer based in Gratkorn, Austria. His images are characterised by their versatility, ranging from abstract, artistic interpretations to brilliant documentary shots. He impresses with exciting perspectives and a range of compositions from detailed to minimalistically reduced.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Silvia Grimpe

Silvia Grimpe is an artistic landscape and street photographer from Hamburg, Germany, whose work is characterised by a clear, often minimalist visual language. Her photography impresses not only with its technical precision, but also with its creative ingenuity. With deliberately chosen compositions, she tells pictorial stories that fascinate through the play of light and shadow and long exposures.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Rüdiger Beckmann

Rüdiger Beckmann is a photographer from Hamburg, whose path to photography was born out of a deep conviction: to capture life in all its facets and the inner stories of people. He has devoted many years to analogue portrait and nude photography and believes that true beauty is not found on the outside, but in the authentic expression of what lies beneath the surface.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Axel Schneegaß

Axel Schneegaß is a creative portrait and nude photographer from Leipzig, Germany, who has dedicated himself entirely to analogue photography. In his often minimalist photographs, he succeeds in expressing both the emotions and the uniqueness of his subjects through the deliberate use of blur, controlled imperfections and a subtle play of light and shadow.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Yvonne Albe

Yvonne Albe, who lives in Seeheim-Jugenheim, Hesse, has made a name for herself as a nature and landscape photographer, with her fascination for trees and forests at the centre of her work. For her, they are more than just motifs - they embody permanence, history and diversity. She is concerned not only with aesthetics, but also with the protection of this endangered habitat.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Heiko Riekers

Heiko Riekers is a multi-talented photographer from Bremen, Germany, specialising in street, people and landscape photography with an unmistakable minimalist style. Heiko sees photography as an opportunity to capture fleeting moments - moments that touch the viewer and reveal often overlooked details of everyday life. In his portraits of artists, he uses strong contrasts to bring out the energy and expressiveness of his subjects.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Gunnar Asmus

Gunnar Asmus is an artistic nature photographer from Malente in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, who transforms ephemeral natural scenes into works of art through deliberate blurring, long exposures and multiple exposures. His favourite subjects are forests, water and the Scandinavian landscape. Gunnar not only documents external reality, but also expresses emotions and moods. In addition to his work as a photographer, he teaches photography courses at the folk high school.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Jan Lenhardt

Jan Lenhardt is a nature photographer from Heppenheim in southern Hesse. He finds his subjects mainly in the Odenwald and along the Bergstrasse. Jan considers the forest to be his favourite place because of the tranquillity and almost surreal atmosphere he finds there - qualities that are impressively reflected in his images. He works mainly with handheld cameras and likes to use short exposure times to capture fleeting moments of light that bathe the forest in a special light.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Detlef Klein

Detlef Klein is a passionate photographer from Bochum, Germany, who has been experimenting relentlessly since 2008, never losing the fun of his creative hobby. His images reflect a multifaceted development - from spontaneous snapshots taken at home to experimental shots taken while travelling. His images are much more than snapshots - they are a visual diary of everyday life. He mainly focuses on classic photography without distracting colours.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Hans Severin

Hans Severin, from Hanover, Germany, has dedicated himself to street photography since 2010, inspired by international collectives such as Seconds2Real and iN-PUBLiC. After starting with digital photography in Paris and London in 2006, he quickly developed a passion for capturing urban life in all its facets. For him, it is the people and their stories that give urban space its special charm.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Dr. Martin Stock

Dr Martin Stock is a biologist and nature photographer from Rantrum in North Frisia. Reduction to the essential is his trademark: He often needs only the sea, a broad horizon and a clear line to structure the flowing landscape. Through carefully chosen perspectives and the skilful use of light and shadow, he creates works that reflect both the transience and the timeless beauty of the Wadden Sea.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Raik Krotofil

Raik Krotofil from the Palatinate in Germany is a passionate landscape photographer. For him, each photo not only captures the fleeting moment, but also conveys the essence of his experience of nature. This is what makes his landscape photographs stand out from the crowd. Unusual perspectives, skilful integration of foreground elements and harmonious colour schemes create an elegant, artistic image effect.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Simone Cmoon

Simone Cmoon is an internationally award-winning Swiss photographer based near Zurich who specialises in landscape photography by day and by night. Her images show nature in all its awe-inspiring beauty and unique light and weather conditions. She is best known for her photographs of the Milky Way over spectacular landscapes, which she captures with technical perfection and artistic finesse.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Marc Lehmann

Marc Lehmann is a multi-talented photographer from Leverkusen, Germany, who has been capturing people and their stories in striking and creative images since the early 2000s, making a name for himself in portrait, fashion, boudoir, wedding and cosplay photography. His photographic approach is characterised by a keen sense of mood, light and shadow. Whether in colour or black and white, each photograph preserves the memory of something special.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Robert Haasmann

Robert Haasmann is an internationally renowned nature photographer based in Salzburg, Austria. He is passionate about untouched landscapes and wildlife in the most remote regions of the world. He has travelled extensively in the Alps, Alaska, the Nordic countries and New Zealand and has a keen interest in the interplay of light, landscape and wildlife. Robert's images are not only stunning snapshots, they tell stories of life in nature.

[ February 2025 ]

New photographer - Katrin Blumenschein

Katrin Blumenschein from Frankfurt is a versatile photographer with a distinctive style. She specialises in architecture and vintage car photography. Katrin's images have a strong sense of depth created by the contrast of light and shadow. Her work is characterised by subdued, harmonious colours, often dominated by dark moods - an aesthetic that is not only noble but also mysterious.

[ January 2025 ]

New photographer - Norbert Rüter

Norbert Rüter from Weyhe in Lower Saxony is a versatile photographer with a keen sense of form, contrast and structure. In particular, the square format and the absence of colour are central design elements in Norbert's images. They give his photographs a timeless aesthetic and emphasise the effect of reduction. His aim is to capture moments in their purest form, without distraction.