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Schnappschuss Magazine No. 58: "Perspectives"

This issue revolves around the topic of "Perspectives". The focus is just as much on the classic use of this term as it is on an abstract approach to it, for example looking at it from the point of view of other people or professional groups. We report on various artists such as Patrick Ludolph who spent some time on container ships, or Andrej Ciesielski who daringly climbs skyscrapers and bridge arches. The guys from German Drones give an insight into the fascination of shooting with drones, our Foto Koch Akademie Part is dedicated to the handling of perspectives and many other exciting articles complete the issue.

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New perspectives

Perspective is an essential part of photography! Regardless of how you photograph, it gives the photographer the opportunity to leave their usual field of vision and discover new angles. A deliberately chosen perspective is essential for interesting photos.

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The pool as a metaphor

Karine Laval has a weakness for swimming pools and their shimmering water surfaces. Her photographs are reminiscent of those of the old masters Henri Cartier-Bresson or William Eggleston: color is a means of expression for her.

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Above the rooftops of the city

Andrej Ciesielski had quite normal hobbies in his youth. Until the day he discovered roofing for himself. The pictures are spectacular, his actions go around the world.

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Homage to the bird's eye view

"German Drones" is a platform for photographers that presents a collection of fascinating images that have one thing in common: They were taken from lofty heights by a drone. In our article, Julius and Sebastian give us plenty of input to get creative ourselves

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Perspectives

Perspective is an essential part of photography! Regardless of how you photograph, it gives the photographer the opportunity to leave their usual field of vision and discover new angles. A deliberately chosen perspective is essential for interesting photos.

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Photography Blog | News, Technology & Inspiration

Camera tests, news and inspiration for your photography! In the Foto Koch blog you will find current topics and trends around photography and video production.

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Demo equipment + exhibits

Check out our demo units + showroom items and save!

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Treasure trove for cameras, lenses more

If you are on a treasure hunt, you will find one or the other treasure in our treasure trove.

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Guide to ND filters - How to find the right ND filter?

If you are new to photography or videography, you may be confused by the different names for light reduction and what an ND filter (neutral density filter) is used for.

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