BrücknerFischer : happy faces in WEIGHT WATCHERS MAGAZINE, SIEMENS Industry, HIRMER menswear campaign, portraits in MANAGER MAGAZINE, personal series and new website

Ute KAISER photographed happy Weight Watchers members for the latest issue of WEIGHT WATCHERS MAGAZINE.

Thorsten ROTHER shot three motifs for SIEMENS Industry. The SIEMENS ‘Answers’ campaign inspired the images, which are based on the theme of energy efficiency in business.

The motifs will mainly be used for business-to-business adverts. The agency was Publicis PRO with CD Markus Gerling and AB Anne Skojo.

In addition to this, he realised photographs at the Eisbach Wave next to Haus der Kunst in Munich – only recommended for confident, trained surfers! Even in peak summer season, the water remains icy cold, so a neoprene suit always comes in handy.

The water shoots out of a tunnel in the streambed and the bump where the water builds up on is just 40cm beneath the surface. Yet another reason to be extra careful and always remember to fall backwards. Also, only one surfer can ride the wave at any given time.

Thorsten spent even more time in the great outdoors and filmed the impressions he gained off his surroundings. The atmospheric result, titled ‘Sample footage’, is on show at GoSee Film. He also provides us with an insight of ‘Ko Honga Beach’.

“Ready for the island? Here are the new Bermudas!” Eric THEVENET was once again booked by HIRMER menswear.

For MANAGER MAGAZINE, Dieter MAYR photographed Hans-Peter Fritsche, the head forester of forester Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, as well as Dr. Ing. Mathias Kammüller, CEO at Trumpf. Both portraits are published in issue 07/10. He also has a new homepage, which presents a detailed overview of his projects www.dietermayr.com.

Klaudia TOT realised a new portrait. It depicts Mr. Glatki with a chimney sweep mirror covering one eye. Alice Schneider took care of the hair and make-up.

Magdalena RODZIEWICZ realised a lingerie spread with model Jeyla. Arzu Kücük perfected the hair and make-up and Mirjana Kosic was in charge of the styling.