Thomas Motta
Rep. by UPFRONT
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spotlight magazine May 2017 cars & landscape photography + motion
Hamburg: Thomas Motta
Thomas Motta started working as a photographer of industrial facilities in 1996. For six years he travelled to places all over Europe, Asia and South America, shooting for clients in the steel industry.
To focus more on what he was always passionate about, he moved to Hamburg where he assisted well known photographers in automotive and people photography until 2007.
All of these experiences gave his minimalistic, reduced, natural style the fine-tuning it has today. Thomas's photographs are often "one-shots" without composing. He prefers fast cars in their "natural environment", so whenever possible he shoots them car-to-car.
Additionally, he makes spontaneous handheld shots, which are not very common in today's commercial automobile photography. Thomas also has the experience and knowledge needed to translate his style to a virtual car during a CGI shoot.
He has been represented by UPFRONT photo & film since 2015.
Clients include ADAC, Blohm+Voss, BMW, Condé Nast, Ferrari, GQ, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Opel, Porsche, Skoda, Thyssen Krupp, Viseon, Volvo and VW.
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showcase magazine Mar 2016 germany issue 583
Thomas Motta car & transportation photographers
Thomas Motta shot the campaign for Skoda Monte Carlo Edition with backplates in Monaco and Carlo Monte with his dog Bella in a studio in Prague.
After a campaign shooting in Norway, Thomas took a helicopter ride to take some stunning landscape shots of the coastline for his portfolio.
In autumn he shot backplates for Škoda Octavia in South Germany. Images will be published soon.
Follow Thomas on Facebook or visit his website to see more of his work.
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