Landscape

When German custom engineering meets cinematic landscape photography – For the launch of the new “Alps Edition” kit from motorcycle manufacturer Crooked Motorcycles, photographer Jan Eric Euler created a visual series that blurs the lines between rugged nature and minimalist machine design.

For years, Crooked Motorcycles has been synonymous with radically clean custom builds. With the new, modular body kit, the creators once again demonstrate their flair for perfect…

For ODLO's latest SS26 campaign, photographer Carolin Unrath captured a series of images set against an alpine backdrop, combining performance, movement and the immediacy of the outdoor experience. Surrounded by mountain landscapes and hiking trails, the campaign highlights the connection between functionality and a spirit of adventure that has defined the brand since its beginnings.

Inspired by Nordic sports and the founder's belief in constantly redefining limits, ODLO…

Hasselblad has announced the winners of the Hasselblad Masters 2026. Selected from more than 108,000 submissions across 160 countries and regions, seven photographers have earned the prestigious title of Hasselblad Master.

Widely regarded as one of the most important awards in contemporary photography, the competition celebrates outstanding creative vision as well as technical excellence. Winners were selected across the categories Landscape, Architecture, Portrait, Art…

With Transformation of a Landscape, American photographer Victoria Sambunaris publishes her first book in more than a decade. Released by Radius Books, the large-format volume brings together work from the past ten years while continuing her long-term project Taxonomy of a Landscape, an ongoing body of work she has pursued for more than twenty years.

For her practice, Sambunaris spends several months each year travelling alone across the United States. Equipped with a…

For the campaign “1,000,000 Miles for Tremfya”, photographer Alex Telfer turned to expansive, cinematic landscapes. The visuals were captured in the Redwood Forest, along the Sonoma Coast and at Lake Tahoe – locations that perfectly convey the scale and atmosphere at the heart of the campaign.

Working alongside Area23 New York, Telfer developed a visual language built on light, timing and atmosphere. Over the course of ten days, the production travelled across Northern…

For Victorinox, photographer and director Sandro Baebler c/o Severin Wendeler developed a new corporate and brand imagery system designed to shape the visual identity of the iconic Swiss brand for the years to come.

Produced over 20 shooting days across various locations in Switzerland, the project brings together landscape, still life, portrait, lifestyle and architecture into one coherent visual language. Product, people and nature merge into imagery that feels both…

For Audi, HE & ME created the campaign visuals for the new RS5 models – a production that visually and logistically moved between two very different worlds: the rugged landscapes of Iceland and a studio in Hamburg.

Together with the team at thjnk Hamburg (Rika, Myranda, Laura, Roman, Jan and Ihno), the creative team developed the visual language for the campaign. The atmospheric backplates as well as the models were photographed on location in Iceland – surrounded by…

For the current lemonade campaign by Carolinen, Jan Eric Euler worked as photographer and DOP. At the center of the visual concept is a natural, summery atmosphere that connects product and landscape.

Alongside classic on-set motifs, expansive aerial shots complement the campaign and open up wide perspectives on the region. The images combine authentic lifestyle scenes with an open, natural landscape aesthetic. Drone operator: Simon Eymann from kopterwork.

With this campaign…

CGI that expands reality: CHROMATIC specializes in seamlessly blending real landscapes and digital vehicles. The team combines technical precision with a keen sense of design, creating visual worlds that open up new possibilities.

In their latest project, CHROMATIC continues their visual journey centered around the iconic Renault R5 Turbo. This time, the virtual road trip takes them through the Swiss canton of Valais. The early winter landscape provides the atmosphere, while…

For his personal project Northway, TIAN Stöhr c/o UPFRONT travelled on foot through the raw and rugged landscapes of Norway – equipped only with a camera and an eye for quiet moments.

The resulting series moves between hiking trails, drifting fog and vast open terrain, capturing an intimate dialogue between human presence and the overwhelming calm of nature.

For his personal project “Soaring Free”, Christian Doppelgatz c/o UPFRONT traveled deep into the vast landscapes of South Africa’s Drakensberg Mountains to capture the feeling of freedom through photography. The result is a series of images full of energy and lightness – from horseback rides across endless grasslands to intimate moments of connection between humans, animals, and nature. Scenes by the crackling campfire round out the series, amplifying the mood of adventure…

For the launch campaign of the new Dacia BIGSTER, photographer Frederic Schlosser c/o UPFRONT captured the SUV against the vast backdrops of Norway. Along winding roads, rugged coastlines, and expansive fjord landscapes, a visual world was created that highlights the vehicle’s robustness and versatility. The blend of precise automotive photography and cinematic landscape imagery gives the campaign its distinctive tension and atmosphere.

Production was handled by GoSee member…

Ingenhoven associates designed the LANSERHOF SYLT spa hotel, which was completed in 2022, including the interior design, in close consultation with nature conservation and historic preservation authorities. True to the architects' supergreen© philosophy, the hotel combines a contemporary interpretation of the dune landscape with maximum comfort and the highest ecological standards.

André Josselin c/o Emeis Deubel photographed the artwork for the LANSERHOF SYLT, shown here on…

Michael Lundgren's new book, "Glass Mountain," is a visual meditation on change, perception, and the mysterious vitality of inanimate nature. In his photographs, he explores remote landscapes of the American continent—places that seem to exist beyond time.

These images depict a world where stones bear memories, the earth radiates a quiet vigilance, and nature reveals itself not as an idyllic postcard motif, but as a profound, sometimes eerie presence. In "Glass Mountain,"…

Ziger, also known as Zigerkäse or Schabziger, is a traditional Swiss cream cheese made from whey. Ziger isn't named after the goat, and it's not a goat's cheese either, but rather one made from skimmed cow's milk. The name comes from the Schabziger clover (bird's-foot trefoil).

Tina STURZENEGGER c/io VISUALEYES ARTISTS followed the entire Ziger production process with her camera.

"Picked from the tree, fished from the water, harvested from the field, roasted, dried, boiled: the silhouette of Switzerland offers not only a feast for the eyes but also for the palate. Bergell, the Rhine, the Val Onsernone, and the flavors of Romandie – I’ve been there, captured countless images, edited them, and now I’m serving you a six-course story menu. Job: Photography and editing." Tina Sturzenegger.