Jens Bösenberg Fotogafie

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showcase magazine Nov 2011 germany issue 309
Client: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Photo Gallery
JENS BÖSENBERG still life photographers

Jens Bösenberg introduces some of his new still life studies created at his studio in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
- For client Getränke-Ring he photographed fascinating macro-detail images of drinks bottles.
- Collaborating with the agency Nordsonne Identity, Jens developed and implemented the photographic concept for the latest Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (Friedrich-Ebert Foundation) annual report. For the photographs, everyday objects were dismantled into their individual parts and re-arranged on a neutral background, presenting them as works of art.
- With the stylists from AD magazine, graphic-like stills were created that tell a story with a twinkle of irony.
- Jens also photographed a series of architectural pictures at the new library of Humboldt University Berlin, the Jakob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm Centre by Swiss architect Max Dudler.
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spotlight magazine Mar 2011 still life photography
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Berlin: JENS BÖSENBERG

Berlin-based Jens Bösenberg presents a range of new work, recent awards and his latest book project.
- Jens photographed graphically arranged stills for AD magazine. Production by Thomas Rook and Melissa Antonius.
- High-end home entertainment products by Adam Audio.
- Autumn/winter 2010 and spring/summer 2011 catalogues for Norwegian jewellery designer Celine Engelstad.
- Advertising agency Jung von Matt commissioned Jens to photograph motifs for Deutsche Post.
- New food motifs for porcelain manufacturer Hering Berlin. Agency: Edenspiekermann.
Jens' campaign for Humboldt University Berlin won an iF Communication Design Award for photography, while his work for Getränke-Ring Group won both an iF Communication Design Award and a Red Dot Award. Agency: Nordsonne Identity.

The book 'Das war nicht Monaco hier' was published last summer and features architectural shots of urban development in Germany.

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showcase magazine Apr 2010 germany issue 212
AD Magazine Germany Photo Gallery
JENS BÖSENBERG FOTOGRAFIE still life photographers

Living stills and latest work form Berlin-based photographer, Jens Bösenberg:
- The jewellery designers at Celine Engelstad, Norway, commissioned Jens to photograph the new spring/summer 2010 catalogue collection.
- He photographed surreal stills in the style of Magritte (Thomas Rook production) for AD Magazine.
- ADAM Audio is one of the world's leading manufacturers of professional audio equipment. Jens photographed the image designs of several products for catalogue and advertising shots.
- As part of celebrations for the 200th anniversary of the Humboldt University, Berlin, Jens was commissioned to take stills for the publicity campaign through agency Nordsonne Identity, Berlin.
- He also helped develop the image concept for renowned porcelain manufacturer Hering Berlin and photographed motifs for brochures and catalogues through the Edenspiekermann Agency.
All photographs were retouched in-house by Whitelight Studio.

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spotlight magazine Nov 2009 still life photography

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Berlin: Jens Bösenberg

For many years, Jens Bösenberg has been addressing the aesthetics of everyday life. The Berlin-based still life photographer discovers unique elements in objects that are often overlooked when viewed superficially. In his photographs everyday items become objects with vivid, tangible forms. Jens turns photos into compositions, into pleas for a second glance - they thus become "living stills."

Jens began his career by training as a photographer. After completing several personal projects he studied communication design in Darmstadt, and has since worked as a freelance photographer in Frankfurt am Main and currently Berlin.

Jen's works are not simply photographs - they are interpretations of everyday life. He has used his eye for detail to create motifs for advertising campaigns and magazines, for corporate communications, media and image publications.

He has worked for clients including BMW, Daimler Chrysler, DHL, Ferrero, Humboldt - Universität zu Berlin, Siemens, Sony and Süddeutsche Zeitung in cooperation with agencies such as Heimat, Huth + Wenzel, Jung von Matt, MetaDesign, Nordsonne Identity, Publicis, Saatchi+Saatchi, Scholz & Friends and TBWA.

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