Frank Wartenberg

Hamburg: Frank Wartenberg  

Frank Wartenberg and his team travelled to beautiful Mauritius to shoot editorial spreads for Cocoon Magazine and Air Magazine Zürich. Along with fashion stylist Petra Wiebe and hair and make-up artist Norbert Cheminel, the team had a wonderful week of shootings on the island in the Indian Ocean. The main theme was "Colours and Shapes“ displaying a variety of ruby red fabrics, lace, geometrical cut-outs, polka dots and animal prints. Models Megan from New Mexico and Lucia from Greece knew just how to move it and strike the pose in the latest lingerie and swimwear fashion.

The team also shot three videos on the island... coming soon.

Hamburg: Frank Wartenberg  

Frank Wartenberg won two Graphis International Photo Gold Awards with the photos "Moon Goddess" and "Harlekin", taken from the worldwide campaign of the Nikon D3x, realized with the advertising agency K&L Tokyo. The team is very proud of this award and the international appreciation of their work.

Besides this great news, Frank and his team travelled again extensively, for example for the current campaign of Einhorn. The German specialist for button up shirts led them to the great location of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bauhaus Masters' Houses in Dessau, Germany.

It was heating up for the brand new campaign for New Yorker's brand Swimwear with model Rim Saidi in the pool. Afterwards, model Daniela Freitas presented the Censored lingerie collection in the beautifully lit set of mirrors, created by the photographer.

The indie rock band Glowing Elephant was set in scene quite unusual, in a classical ambiance and a dignified dandy look, very British. A symbiosis of music and fashion at its best, true to the motto: "music goes fashion".

For the Schwarzkopf German Hairdressing Award 2010, Frank supported upcoming and rising artist Sandra Herrmann, finalist in the category "Newcomer".

Hamburg: Frank Wartenberg  

Frank P. Wartenberg is an international photographer based in Hamburg and New York. His focus is on high quality fashion, beauty, people and celebrity photography.

He began his career in 1990 with work for international magazines including Elle, Stern, Vanity Fair and Harper's Bazaar. Amongst his clients are companies like Bloomingdale's, Harrods, Logitech, Nikon, Mercedes-Benz, S.Oliver and Wella. Over recent years, many celebrities have posed in front of his lens, including German TV personalities, top models and Hollywood stars such as Jessica Alba and Naomi Campbell.

Photography is Frank's passion. He portrays his subjects with a masterful technical ability and remarkable aesthetic appeal. Vivid compositions of colour and light typify his striking photographs. He achieves unique visual effects and leaves his audience ample room for their own interpretations.

"I chose photography because I loved it, and that's the most important thing in the world for me," says Frank. "I never want to lose that feeling, otherwise I'll lose myself. If you want to succeed, you have to love what you do."

Hamburg - New York: Frank Wartenberg  

Frank P. Wartenberg is an international photographer based in Hamburg and New York. His focus is on high quality fashion, beauty, people and celebrity photography.

He began his career in 1990 with titles in international magazines such as Elle, Stern, Vanity Fair and Harper's Bazaar. Amongst his clients are companies like Bloomingdale's, Harrods, Logitech, Nikon, Mercedes-Benz, S.Oliver and Wella. Over recent years many celebrities have posed in front of his lens, including German TV personalities, top models and Hollywood stars such as Jessica Alba and Naomi Campbell.

Photography is Frank's passion. He portrays his subjects with a masterful technical ability and remarkable aesthetic appeal. Vivid compositions of colour and light typify his striking photographs. He achieves unique visual effects and leaves viewers ample room for their own interpretations.

"I chose photography because I loved it, and that is the most important thing in the world for me. I never want to lose that feeling, otherwise I'll lose myself. If you want to succeed, you have to love what you do."