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DOUBLE T PHOTOGRAPHERS : 'Uppercut' actress Luise Grossmann & other celebrity portraits, PLAYMOBIL campaign, 'AI Calendar of Curious Holidays', new entries Uwe KREJCI (Lifestyle) & Hannah LIPOWSKY (Kids & People)
PHOTOGRAPHY · 26.02.2025

DOUBLE T PHOTOGRAPHERS : 'Uppercut' actress Luise Grossmann & other celebrity portraits, PLAYMOBIL campaign, 'AI Calendar of Curious Holidays', new entries Uwe KREJCI (Lifestyle) & Hannah LIPOWSKY (Kids & People)

Boxer Toni (Luise Großmann) tries to break down barriers while redefining what it means to be a woman in today's world. When Elliott (Ving Rhames), a tough ex-boxing champion, takes on the challenge of training Toni, the two mismatched characters form an unlikely alliance. The film 'Uppercut' was shot in Los Angeles and New York and is in theaters now. Sarah STORCH c/o DOUBLE T photographed lead actress Luise Großmann, who was a talented athlete in her youth, in deliberately gentle poses.

Credits

Client
Playmobil
Advertising Agency
Brinkert Lück
Creative Director
Theo Gramckow
Styling
Regina Knobloch
Hair & Make-up
Suhellen Ampuero
Celebrity
Lina Larissa Stahl

About Double T Photographers

Photographers and Filmmakers and AI Artists - THE DOUBLE-T FACTOR: excellent service with humor and passion


As the founder of DOUBLE-T Photographer Representation, Tin Behrens transformed her passion for photography into a career, building on her experience as an art buyer for top advertising agencies and clients. This background allows her the freedom to pursue her own path, driven by excellence and innovation. Her team is deeply attuned to client needs, offering a creative and full-service photo agency with the "Double-T factor." Combining top photographers with AI artists, they stay ahead of trends, using cutting-edge technology and concepts to deliver exceptional results. With a global network, they're equipped to bring any project to life.

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