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Yesterday, I photographed Louise, a female athlete from Stuttgart. On a regular basis, she practices road cycling, kayaking and running - many great sports that can be done outside.
Instead of photographing her on a road bike again, we came up with the idea of kayak photographs, as there are not many pictures of it, at least we could not find many professional photographs on the web. So we met at her boats club during one of the warmest days of November, to catch some last golden sun rays and autumnal leaves on the trees.
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
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#sports #kayak #watersports #sportfotograf #stuttgart
Photos taken with my iPhone on my trip to Iceland in 2022. My camera broke, so from a certain time on, I only had my iPhone.
#matthiasdengler #iceland #iphonephotography
The results of a one-day assignment for the Emser Therme & Hotel in Bad Ems | Germany.
The hotel provided two models and a make-up artist, so me and my assistant could take care of lighting and all other arrangements necessary to get the desired results.
-Photography & Retouching:
Matthias Dengler
- Make-Up-Artist: Nicola Brandt
- Assistant: Lara Slevec
- Model 1: Julia Schwenke
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- Model 2: Marcel Spang
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#hotelfotograf #commercialphotography
#werbefotograf
#stuttgart
Photos from my newest assignment for the H2-Hotel in Düsseldorf Germany.
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
#hotelfotograf #hotelphotographer
#germany
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
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#hotelfotograf #reisefotograf #hotelphotographer #hospitality #travel
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
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#architekturfotografie #weberhaus #matthiasdengler #denglermatthias #detailsmatter
Photographs taken to promote a contemporary dance performance by Selina Koch - Member or Produktionszentrum Tanz & Performance in Stuttgart, Germany
Photography, lighting & retouching by Matthias Dengler
#zeitgenössischertanz #contemporary #dance
#detailsmatter #matthiasdengler
As the year is coming to an end, I am evaluating my photography style and reedited some of my photos I created over the last years for the Das Edelweiss Salzburg Mountain Resort in Grossarl, Austria. In this edit, I decided for some darker and less vibrant tones.
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1929
Er ist ein Paradebeispiel für Ludwig Mies van der Rohes „fließende Räume“ und gehört zu den bekanntesten Gebäuden des Bauhaus-Architekten überhaupt: der „Deutsche Pavillon“ für die Weltausstellung 1929 in Barcelona.
Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau (I 7657 F) / © (Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig) VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2020
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Mies van der Rohe gestaltete den Pavillon im Auftrag der Deutschen Reichsregierung in Zusammenarbeit mit Lilly Reich, der die künstlerische Gesamtleitung der Deutschen Bauabteilung übertragen worden war. Mies erfüllte die nur vage formulierte Bauaufgabe, indem er auf einem eigens dafür ausgesuchten Grundstück ein flaches Repräsentationsgebäude mit „freiem Grundriss“, also fließend ineinander übergehenden Raumzonen, errichtete. Die Verwendung edelster Materialien wie Onyx doré, grünem Marmor und Travertin verbunden mit großen, in einer Stahlskelettkonstruktion „schwebenden“ Glasfronten gaben dem Pavillon Transparenz und Großzügigkeit. Die speziell für den Bau entworfenen Möbel entstanden wohl in engem Austausch mit Lilly Reich, die Mies auch hinsichtlich des Farbkonzepts und der Wahl der Materialien beraten haben dürfte.
Die Anlage, in die neben einem Versorgungsgebäude, ein kleiner Hof und zwei Wasserbassins eingebunden waren, strahlte Ruhe und Erhabenheit aus. Der Verzicht auf nationale Pathosformeln trug wesentlich zur positiven Wirkung des Pavillons bei und erhöhte die Akzeptanz des Gebäudes unter den Besuchern und Gastgebern der Weltausstellung. Auch Jahrzehnte nach seinem Abriss war die Bedeutung des ephemeren Bauwerks unumstritten, weshalb es 1983-1986 von spanischen Architekten rekonstruiert wurde.
Barcelona-Pavillon
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1929
Er ist ein Paradebeispiel für Ludwig Mies van der Rohes „fließende Räume“ und gehört zu den bekanntesten Gebäuden des Bauhaus-Architekten überhaupt: der „Deutsche Pavillon“ für die Weltausstellung 1929 in Barcelona.
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Barcelona Pavilion
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1929
It is a prime example of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's "flowing spaces" and is one of the most famous buildings of the Bauhaus architect: the "German Pavilion" for the 1929 World Exhibition in Barcelona.
Bauhaus Dessau Foundation (I 7657 F) / © (Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig) VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2020
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Mies van der Rohe designed the pavilion on behalf of the German Reich government in collaboration with Lilly Reich, who had been given overall artistic direction of the German Building Department. Mies fulfilled the vaguely formulated building task by building a flat representative building with a "free floor plan" - i.e. spatial zones that flow into one another - on a specially selected plot of land. The use of the finest materials such as onyx doré, green marble and travertine combined with large glass fronts "floating" in a steel skeleton construction gave the pavilion transparency and spaciousness. The furniture designed especially for the building was probably created in close consultation with Lilly Reich, who probably also advised Mies on the color concept and the choice of materials.
The complex, which included a service building, a small courtyard and two water basins, radiated calm and grandeur. The lack of national pathos contributed significantly to the positive effect of the pavilion and increased the building's acceptance among visitors and hosts of the World Expo. Even decades after its demolition, the importance of the ephemeral building was undisputed, which is why it was reconstructed by Spanish architects from 1983 to 1986.
A luxurious home built by Rötzer Ziegel Element Haus in cooperation with the architect Jens Jaschek from Stuttgart
Photography & high-end retouching by Matthias Dengler
Photos from my newest assignment for the H2-Hotel in Düsseldorf Germany.
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
#hotelfotograf #hotelphotographer
#germany
#dasedelweiss #berchtesgaden #hotelphotographer #matthiasdengler #detailsmatter #poolphotography
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Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
As the year is coming to an end, I am evaluating my photography style and reedited some of my photos I created over the last years for the Das Edelweiss Salzburg Mountain Resort in Grossarl, Austria. In this edit, I decided for some darker and less vibrant tones.
I was assigned to capture the recent opening of the hotel bar at the Adina Hotel Stuttgart featuring delicious food, drinks, live music, dj and lots of good vibes.
#matthiasdengler #eventfotografie #eventfotograf #eventphotography #adina #adinehotel #stuttgart
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler | details matter
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#architekturfotograf #detailsmatter #matthiasdengler
#backnang #stuttgart
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A series of photos taken for the social media channel of the Restaurant Schloss Filseck in Uhingen, Germany.
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
#restaurant #hotel #gastronomy #marketing
When walking though this village in winter time, the sur actually never rises; That's when the magic of the North happens: You experience a sunrise and sunset twilight ft 4 hours that bathes the snow covered surroundings in a beautiful light that almost anything looks like winter wonderland.
Photos taken with my iPhone on my trip to Iceland in 2022. My camera broke, so from a certain time on, I only had my iPhone.
#matthiasdengler #iceland #iphonephotography
Photos from my newest assignment for the H2-Hotel in Düsseldorf Germany.
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
#hotelfotograf #hotelphotographer
#germany
When walking though this village in winter time, the sur actually never rises; That's when the magic of the North happens: You experience a sunrise and sunset twilight ft 4 hours that bathes the snow covered surroundings in a beautiful light that almost anything looks like winter wonderland.
When walking though this village in winter time, the sur actually never rises; That's when the magic of the North happens: You experience a sunrise and sunset twilight ft 4 hours that bathes the snow covered surroundings in a beautiful light that almost anything looks like winter wonderland.
Photos taken with my iPhone on my trip to Iceland in 2022. My camera broke, so from a certain time on, I only had my iPhone.
#matthiasdengler #iceland #iphonephotography
Photography & retouching by Matthias Dengler
www.instagram.com/matthiasdengler_
#hotelfotograf #reisefotograf #hotelphotographer #hospitality #travel
The results of a one-day assignment for the Emser Therme & Hotel in Bad Ems | Germany.
The hotel provided two models and a make-up artist, so me and my assistant could take care of lighting and all other arrangements necessary to get the desired results.
-Photography & Retouching:
Matthias Dengler
- Make-Up-Artist: Nicola Brandt
- Assistant: Lara Slevec
- Model 1: Julia Schwenke
www.instagram.com/julia_schwenke_modelpage/
- Model 2: Marcel Spang
www.instagram.com/marcelspang/
#hotelfotograf #commercialphotography
#werbefotograf
#stuttgart