Stefan Nimmesgern likes to work with large size models. In autumn 2018, he shot XXL format models alongside well-known TV and cinema actors. The new collection of airport buses by the world's market leader, COBUS Industries, a subsidiary of Mercedes Benz AG, was illuminated near Wiesbaden in the mood of the background motifs.

Stefan handled his own post-production, with the fine tuning taken care of by agency MÜNCH impact from Wiesbaden.

Stefan is currently working on numerous campaigns, as well as finalizing a book about his life and work. Entitled 'Wiederaufstieg', the book will be published by teNeues this April.

Kai Stiepel is a Munich-based food and drink photographer who knows how to make you hungry. He loves shooting photos and is never far from his camera. Of course, he spends time at the computer, but Kai takes great pride in arranging the set and making sure the props are perfect.

He meets and exceeds his clients' expectations by focusing on their needs. He sweats the details - so you don't have to!

Clients include Bosch, Campari, Dr. Oetker, Dallmayr, Hipp, McDonald's, Müller Milch, Mövenpick and Ferrero.

Visit his website and follow him on Instagram and Behance.

For the magazine Childhood Business, Sabine Duerichen completed an exclusive 2018 festive shoot, 'Glorious Glam', and follows-up with another, entitled 'After white comes black'. Sabine and her Munich-based team gave the luxurious fashion labels a dose of cool in the no-less luxurious Skyloftstudio Munich.

LOROSO is a brand new German fashion label for high-quality premium children's clothing. The first A/W 2019/20 collection was presented with great attention to detail and photographed with models Lilly, Emily and Christin at the Skyloftstudio.

"Oh, beautiful winter time... Even if the cold season is all but over, we remember it fondly!" With clear cuts and winter 'wow' effect, Sabine shot this featured Burda Style fashion series for the December 2018 issue.

Sabine is represented by Kristina Korb GmbH Munich.

Centrally located in Munich, TMT offers two rental studios for photo and film production.

Studio 1: 200m², 5m x 9m x 5m cove, 5m high, 6,5m ceiling, 180A 3-phase electrical power, make-up and wardrobe room, kitchen, hanging points and rigging.

Studio 2: 500m², 10m x 13m x 10m cove, 6m high, 10m ceiling, 230A 3-phase electrical power, make-up and wardrobe room, kitchen, hanging points and rigging.

Johanna Link is one of the first fashion and advertising photographers specialising in sustainability. Her nature-based style reflects herself and perfectly transports subtle feelings and emotions through her pictures.

Based in Munich and Amsterdam, she works throughout Europe, always keeping an eye on how to improve production and
workflow in order to create the best possible results - not only for the client, but also for the team and the whole environment.

Get in touch by email or call Johana directly on +49 (0)178 4148538.

Visit her website for more information.

Munich-based Studio Mierswa-Kluska is a common project of two photographers, Andreas Mierswa and Markus Kluska, and their team of senior in-house retouchers.

Focussed on shooting luxury products, they are commissioned for the highest shoot and post-production quality by clients in Europe and Asia, including Audi, Swarovski, Porsche Design and SK2 Cosmetics.

Reacting to the market's increasing demand for moving content, they founded the film department mpluskfilms to bring their experience to a new direction. Specialiced in the latest technology in digital motion control, highspeed and CGI direction, they have produced a range of online content and TVC shoots.

Rainer Haeckl - 1970 - born to shoot.

"Photography makes the light work!"

Michael Müller is an internationally operating sports photographer especially known for his passion for all kinds of outdoor, winter, endurance and fitness sports. He loves to work with only natural light in all weather conditions.

His customer base includes well-known ad agencies and companies in the sports and people and lifestyle industries from around the globe. He accompanies them from the initial idea and conception up to production and post-production to achieve the best results for their products.

Michael is supported by a strong team of cinematographers and assistants who share the same passion for photography.

Michael is represented by Norway Represents for Scandinavia and ATMSPHR for the US. For Germany, Austria, Switzerland, contact him directly.

Highlights of Florian Jaeger's work in 2018 include the BMW Driving Experience campaigns and the Best Secret Career campaign.

Florian is always searching for a fresh and unconventional approach to the unique needs of every customer and their projects. His focus remains on people, lifestyle, sports, landscape and transportation image-making.

Florian is based in Munich and the Zillertal Valley, but is available and keen to work globally.

Blickfang is a highly specialised digital content creation, post-production and interactive media service provider for industry photographers and agencies. Gearbox-Studios is the biggest and most reknowned photo studio in the Middle East.

Gearbox and Blickfang have the same roots (photography) and some of the same clients, only separated by being in their own locations. In addition, both companies share the same mindset about the development of the media business. "In this fast-changing business, we see our chances for the future in collaboration and building a bridge between the two markets. Therefore we've been working in partnership since 2013 with merged manpower, skills and opportunities."

Photo productions largely depend on the creative support of post-production service providers. Tightly organised production schedules, high-cost pressure and a corresponding demand for high-quality standards require optimal production workflows.

"The most important point is the interface between photographer, post-producers and agency. It is exactly here that our team sets the course, together with the customer, regarding creative realization, quality and reproducibility of the artwork."