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28.01.2020

Olaf Wipperfürth photographs for ELLE Romania in Grasse, France - hair & make-up by Peggy KURKA c/o LIGANORD

Peggy KURKA c/o LIGANORD was responsible for hair & make-up at the fashion shoot for ELLE Romania. The spread was photographed by Olaf Wipperfürth c/o Kathrin Hohberg near the capital of fragrances, the quaint and dreamy city of Grasse on the French Riviera. Grasse is considered the world capital of perfume and gained fame in all corners of the globe as the setting for Patrick Süskind’s novel Perfume: The Story of a Murderer.

Peggy Kurka’s portfolio contains works for Vogue…

<b>Anke Luckmann</b> : 'Devil in Romania' and 'Transfăgărășan', two personal works by the transportation photographer for you on GoSee
05.03.2019

Anke Luckmann : 'Devil in Romania' and 'Transfăgărășan', two personal works by the transportation photographer for you on GoSee

"Not Dracula as expected – but the devil ran across my lens in Romania." says photographer ANKE LUCKMANN. The project continues where the China mask project left off which we already presented on GoSee. This small series was created in extremely cold temperatures, Anke lets us know. Her thanks go to Wintercroft "for the friendly support with the building plans."

"For years, I had wanted to drive along and see the Transfăgărășan... but we wouldn't get that far when we started…

Transfăgărășan - photographer <b>Anke Luckmann</b> presents you the photos from her visit to conquer the notorious Carpathian road in fresh snow
04.03.2019

Transfăgărășan - photographer Anke Luckmann presents you the photos from her visit to conquer the notorious Carpathian road in fresh snow

"For years, I had wanted to drive along and see the Transfăgărășan... but we wouldn't get that far when we started off at the end of October and were surprised by the heavy snowfall." photographer ANKE LUCKAMNN tells GoSee. The aforementioned Transfogarasch elevated road was the freeway at the highest altitude in Romania for a long time – and in all the Carpathian Mountains – until the 148 kilometer long DN 67C freeway, or Transalpina, replaced it. The Transfogarascher…

On disappearing agricultural traditions and communist ruins in Romania: <b>Tamas Dezso - 'Notes for an Epilogue'</b>. As an illustrated book at Hatje Cantz Publishing
28.10.2015

On disappearing agricultural traditions and communist ruins in Romania: Tamas Dezso - 'Notes for an Epilogue'. As an illustrated book at Hatje Cantz Publishing

The boy in the bearskin, a snowy birch forest, the plump peasant couple in colorful everyday costumes. Then: decay. An interplay of dreamy rustic fairytale worlds and the harsh crumbling reality shapes the mood of the illustrated book by Tamas Dezso. The photographer documents for the first time Romania´s old traditions, agricultural customs, and the dark shadow of the former regime. Lethargy is not only part of the story, it determines the air of his imagery. 'Notes for an…