For a new portrait series, Sophie Schwarzenberger photographed actress Maike Jüttendonk. Playing with fashion, colour and deliberately everyday settings, the images capture Jüttendonk somewhere between casual cool, glamour and subtle humour.
The series presented here by photographer Sophie Schwarzenberger is a multi-part portrait series entitled "Yellow."
The series captures the interplay between the warm, yellow interior lighting of the train and the cool daylight outside, while model Ana Maria Cardoso is posed in various, generally contemplative poses within the compartment.
Sophie Schwarzenberger's work is characterized by a very intimate, cinematic, and often melancholic aesthetic. She prefers to work with…
Sophie Schwarzenberger c/o Julia Waldmann photographed the stills for the current “Simply because it matters” campaign for ERGO Versicherungen, developed by DDB Berlin (Production: Czar Film).
The film features the song “I Can See Clearly Now” by Johnny Nash – a track that brings warmth, optimism and instant recognition, perfectly reflecting ERGO’s approach to insurance: clear, accessible and human.
With sunshine, lightness, and human connection, the new Christmas campaign from dm-drogerie markt surprises. Developed by HeimatTBWA and directed by photographer and director Sophie Schwarzenberger, it avoids classic Christmas symbolism, focusing on warm, natural images.
The director tells the story of Christmas through people – not seasons. Her cinematic approach highlights closeness, touch, and everyday intimacy: We visit each other. We come together. We take time for each…
BGV Badische Versicherungen, based in Karlsruhe, is a regional insurance provider for private and corporate customers, offering property, motor vehicle, and liability insurance, among other products. The images shown here were photographed by Sophie SCHWARZENBERGER c/o JULIA WALDMANN on behalf of the agency Hauser Lacour.
The internationally operating brand and design agency Hauser Lacour, based in Frankfurt am Main, was commissioned to redesign BGV's corporate identity to…
Björn von Morgenstern: "A life. I only pursued comedy because I was afraid of sitting by the sea somewhere at 70 and thinking, "Maybe comedy would have been something for me." I just wanted to make sure I never had to think that thought.
There are probably people who think what I do is stupid, but that's totally okay. I do it for myself, and not a single nasty word spoken about me ever gets through to me.
If you have a lot of negative things in your head, you can't produce…