Ben Isselstein

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• showcase magazine Nov 2011 germany issue 309

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  Ben Isselstein   advertising photographers

  Ben Isselstein has added recent jobs, new motifs and up-to-date downloads to his Virtual Stages website.

  2011 has been a year of publications and awards, including Blickfang 2011 - Germany's Best Photographers, Best of One Eyeland, a further nomination and several magazine stories.

  Virtual Stages Photography is based on a slim and efficient production line and speaks a unique language of imaging and art. Visit Ben's online portfolio for a more behind-the-scenes perspective.

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• showcase magazine Jul 2010 germany issue 224

  
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  Ben Isselstein   advertising photographers

  Virtual Stages Photography is a new format invented by Ben Isselstein. Ben started his career as a still life, industry and advertising photographer and his technique is based on the idea that a motif or scene can be formed from several staged elements consisting of separate image data.

  Ben takes single shots when and where it is efficient or convenient, seamlessly moulding the results through his advanced compositing, retouching and digital airbrushing skills. His large archive of back-plates and elements removes the need for a physical third dimension and provides creative freedom, flexibility and control throughout the creative process.

  Virtual Stages Photography speaks a unique language of imaging and art. The complex technique is built on a very slim and efficient production line. Visit Ben's online portfolio for a more behind-the-scenes perspective

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