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Leica – a look behind the scenes

Leica has given us a look behind the scenes: Some photos from the production of the legendary camera with the red dot

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Crafts in the vineyard

Craftsmanship fascinates me. And wine, too. Therefore, it was a great pleasure and honor to photograph the WeinSTAMM Thayngen grape harvest.


Client

WeinSTAMM, Thayngen

The subject of "craftsmanship" fascinates me, and I also enjoy a good drink. The wines from the Schaffhausen region are known far and wide for their high quality. That's why I'm delighted that we can work with and for winemakers from the canton of Schaffhausen and document their work. This year we were able to photograph the WeinSTAMM grape harvest. Thank you very much for the commission. And by the way: Schaffhausen wine makes a great gift. WeinSTAMM bottles have numbers on them: the higher the number, the heavier the wine. These numbers can be used to put together beautiful gift boxes with the recipient's vintage. More information in the WeinSTAMM online shop .



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The aesthetics of steel spring production

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Photos 22/23 SAH Schaffhausen

The SAH is doing a great job integrating refugees into Switzerland. But that's not all: It also offers a daycare center and other services. Here are some photos we were able to create for the SAH in recent months.

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The black art

A kind of back to the roots: black and white photography for a black art company…


Client

Schaffhausen printing works

Although a lot has changed in the printing industry, the offset printing process is still based on the same principle: One or more colors - usually the four primary colors cyan, magenta, yellow and black - are applied to the paper. The ink is absorbed by cylindrical printing plates from the inking unit and transferred to a rubber blanket. The rubber blanket transfers the ink to the paper. The colors are translucent. This means that around 16.7 million shades of color can be mixed from the four primary colors. Because the printing process initially only ran in a single color, and the entire environment with the lead type and the black presses was rather dark, the printing process is still called "the black art" today. So it made sense to convert some of the images from the reportage for the Schaffhausen printing plant into black and white images - a bit of a back to the roots, so to speak ;-).

I took digital color photos with the Leica SL2 with the SL Summilux 1.4/50mm and the SL Apo-Summicron 2.0/35mm.

A very nice compliment
After the first photo shoot, the client was so impressed with the black-and-white images that he immediately booked a second shoot. And when I arrived for the second shoot, I saw that the printer had already produced postcards with images from the first shoot. That's a very nice compliment for me as a photographer.

The employees also had a very positive experience with the shoot. 14 days after the second shoot, I received a short message from Urs Wohlgemuth, the owner of Druckwerk Schaffhausen:

"Thank you so much for the fantastic shoots. I noticed how it gave our team a motivational boost. They're still talking about these photos."



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Chläggi Living House

Corporate Photography for Casa Viva Chläggi, mostly in connection with the reconstruction and reopening of the two renovated houses


Client

Casa Viva Chläggi, Hallau and Neunkirch

As part of the redesign and ongoing renovation of the two buildings, we supported the Casa Viva Chläggi team with their communications efforts. In addition to designing the logo and website, we created a pool of photos: exterior shots, some with a drone, and various Casa Viva Chläggi activities, including visits from therapy dogs, work in the kitchen, children from the Spatzennescht daycare center visiting the Casa Viva kitchen, activation therapy, and more. As part of the reopening following the renovation of the two buildings, we worked with the Casa Viva team to compile a magazine that was distributed to the households of the "Casa Viva communities."



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Restaurant Munotblick

Photos for a great restaurant with a view of the Munot


Client

Restaurant Munotblick, Feuerthalen

Photos for various communication channels, especially for the homepage.



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24-hour Zurich Airport

Taking photos 24 hours nonstop at Zurich Airport – with just one camera and a fixed focal length. An experiment.


Client

freelance work as part of a Leica lens test

24 hours of nonstop photography at Zurich Airport, with just one camera – the Leica SL – and one fixed lens – the Leica SL 1.4/50 mm. Less equipment, more time. Special thanks to Rémy Brunner. Without him, this project would not have been possible.


My assistant Lea shot some making-of footage, resulting in this behind-the-scenes film:


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WBI

Photos for various communication channels of Wüst Bauingenieure AG


Client

WBI, Wüst Civil Engineers AG, Schaffhausen and Regensdorf

WBI realizes demanding projects in the fields of civil engineering, building construction, infrastructure construction, railway construction, municipal engineering, surveying, and consulting. Our clients include companies, private developers, and the public sector. We have developed a core collection of photos that are used for various communication channels.



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kuerbiskern.ch

Photos for the pumpkin pioneers of Schaffhausen


Client

Brütsch earth-connected GmbH, Schaffhausen

The Brütschs are pumpkin pioneers. Their dedication has even been recognized with the Swiss Agricultural Prize. I'm thrilled about that. In addition to photos for communication purposes, we were also able to create Rahel's pumpkin seed cookbook and the website with online shop . And over two years, I documented the various "pumpkin phases," from blossom to finished product. Here's a selection of my favorite photos:



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