visual storytelling

720 Grad is a small, fine advertising agency in the Schaffhausen/Zurich region , right in the heart of Europe. We see ourselves as an agency for visual communication and storytelling in the areas of web design , print design , corporate design , copywriting , illustration , photography , and film . Our lean infrastructure allows us to assemble a customized team of experts for each project. The advantages for you as a client are short communication channels and an excellent cost-benefit ratio .

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Silent memorials in Normandy remind us of the madness of war. Their message is more important than ever.

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A short film about the new building of Carrosserie Pfister AG in Herisau. The building is not only energy-independent, but also a well-designed and visually attractive company headquarters.

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View in full screen mode NEPAL/LADAKH IX My new assistant ;-). This girl spontaneously grabbed my @focus.rat film bag (which has proven to be excellent) and carried it for me. She was also very interested in the scenes I was capturing with my camera. @daniel_rimann –
View in full screen mode NEPAL/LADAKH VIII A symbolic image: just as the children jump over the rope in the game, with the help of @himalayanlifeinternational they can overcome obstacles in their lives and have the chance of a better future than their parents. Ein Bild mit
View in full screen mode NEPAL/LADAKH VII School as a privilege, not a chore. Most of the children of Nepalese migrant workers enjoy going to school. Only with a good education will they be able to build a more independent future for themselves than their parents. It will t
View in full screen mode NEPAL/LADAKH VI Thanks to @himalayanlifeinternational, the children of Nepali migrant workers in Ladakh have the opportunity to attend school. And they can also simply be children. They experience love and respect and have the freedom to develop the
View in full screen mode NEPAL/LADAKH V As announced yesterday, here are a few black-and-white shots of the abandoned monastery in Zangla. The intense light creates harsh contrasts – perfect for black-and-white conversions. Even though I already know when I'm taking a
View in full screen mode NEPAL/LADAKH IV The barren landscape in Ladakh fascinates me every time I see it. This is due to the low rainfall. Until recently, the Zanskar Valley in Ladakh was not accessible all year round. Now the road into the valley is being expanded, which
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View in full screen mode NEPAL/LADAKH I I look forward to sharing some impressions of my trip to Nepal and Ladakh with you over the next few days. Together with Dani Bürgi, CEO of Himalayan Life, and two friends, I traveled to document how Himalayan Life is helping to
View in full screen mode ICELAND B&W XXX This images conclude my black-and-white series on Iceland. What appears at first glance to be a sculpture in the landscape is actually a whale skeleton. Locals told us about it. It is always very sad to see one of these wonderful
View in full screen mode Icelandic horses are exposed to the harshest weather conditions, especially in winter. The fact that they survive outdoors in this harsh climate shows just how tough these magnificent animals are. And from a strictly photographic point of view, the h
View in full screen mode ICELAND B&W XXVII I'm not really a horse photographer. But when Icelandic horses stand majestically in the landscape against the light, my photographer's heart melts. Here are a few pictures of these incredibly brilliant creatures. Ich bin eige
View in full screen mode ICELAND B&W XXVI Thin ice: a phenomenon I have only seen once before: as the water expanded during freezing, thin sheets of ice slid over a rock. The whole thing looks like a frozen tree leaf. Fascinating nature. Have you ever seen this phenomen
View in full screen mode ICELAND B&W XXV The power of water: Exploding geysers, the sea with all its might—water is an extremely powerful element. I have attempted to capture this force in grainy black-and-white images. Die Kraft des Wassers: Explodierende Geysir
View in full screen mode ICELAND B&W XXIV Photos of the plane wreck in winter. When the plane had to make an emergency landing, the weather conditions were also difficult due to winter conditions. The carburetor iced up, and things got even worse: both engines froze and
View in full screen mode ICELAND B&W XXIII A few more detail shots of the most famous plane wreck. It is a converted Douglas C-117 used by American soldiers to transport supplies. The wreck has been lying on the beach at Solheimsandur since November 21, 1973. You can re
View in full screen mode ICELAND B&W XXII Darth Vader in Iceland – that was my first thought when I saw only the upper part of the cockpit of the most famous aircraft wreck in the viewfinder. In fact, after years of wear and tear and damage from tourists, the cock