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Andrea Heberger : MITSI STUDIO with a 3D animation on DEN HAAG, SHRM 'Society for Human Resource Management' campaign in Las Vegas, new entries CGI Studio JEF PROD from Paris for Helena Rubinstein and Approach Retouch Studio in London
PHOTOGRAPHY · 13.05.2019

Andrea Heberger : MITSI STUDIO with a 3D animation on DEN HAAG, SHRM 'Society for Human Resource Management' campaign in Las Vegas, new entries CGI Studio JEF PROD from Paris for Helena Rubinstein and Approach Retouch Studio in London

Andrea Heberger presents new entry 3D animation studio MITSI STUDIO with an urban project : 'Mitsi.Studio realized the animated film about Den Hague, branding the city. We also present the making-of this great project. Mitsi.Studio is a young, all-round 3D animation studio based in The Netherlands. A great diversity of projects and many different clients trigger us every day to make that perfect video.' MITSI STUDIO on their project : 'This video for the government of Den Haag shows Den Haag as a city on the coast. We chose Neptune, the god of the ocean, to discover the route from the heavens to the ocean through Den Haag.'

Cade Martin c/o Andrea Heberger photographed once again for his client SHRM 'Society for Human Resource Management'. The photographer on the project : 'SHRM is probably one of my longest standing clients. And I love them, I really do. They are incredibly kind and easy to work with, and the work we’ve done together is always creative and fun. This year’s SHRM19 conference in Las Vegas is no exception. SHRM HQ is in Alexandria, Virginia, and each year the conference visits a different city. That’s where I come in – we explore how to highlight the host city, visit in advance and create the images to help draw people to attend their conference in that place. SHRM doesn’t just visit a city – they do a non-hostile takeover. A sense of place is really important to SHRM, and I like that challenge. I’ve really enjoyed working on these city campaigns, trying to create a different take on often-photographed and well-documented places and landmarks. Sometimes an area highlights itself ….Vegas, baby.”

Rodolphe Foucher c/o Andrea Heberger was busy with her camera on Stockholm's subway stations. The Stockholm subway system is the only of its kind in Sweden. Since many stations are decorated with artwork, it is considered one of the largest art galleries in the world. In 1957, T-Centralen became the first station to be artistically designed after a competition. Meanwhile, more than 90 of the 100 stations contain artworks by over 150 artists.

JEF PROD c/o ANDREA HEBERGER is a Paris-based CGI studio specialized in photorealism. The studio was founded in 2012 by Adolfo Fiori, advertising photographer, and Lilian Joly, photo retouch specialist. They started a CGI career together with a strong vision of photorealism and a specific focus on lighting. Emmanuelle Vonck, CGI artist, joined the team and brought her unique touch focused strongly on texture. Thanks to its photo/video studio, JEF is able to deliver unique CGI works.

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Carlo Miari Fulcis realized a great summer-style campaign for Brooksbrothers. Location: The Hamptons, New York.

A warm welcome to Approach Retouch Studio in London. GoSee presents two new projects retouched by Approach. Clients include Ming Ray Luxury handbags and the Converse New Warrior.

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About Rachel Schraven

Rachel Schraven photographs the world with a big passion. She likes to shoot in the flow of the moment, searching for the right mood and the right atmosphere. Her style is fresh and clean. Yet her photographs often have a surreal touch, as if she was living in a dream world. Rachel is able to see a spark of magic, wherever she aims her camera. Her pictures have something that keep you engaged with them; they whisper stories which keep you thinking.

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