KME Studios : new website including blog, Easter subjects for EMOTION in-store magazine and motorcycle action images from all over Europe for POLO MOTORRAD

The new KME website is online. It now offers a faster navigation of the individual visual worlds and more clarity when it comes to the various specialisations of the photographers and their unique styles of photography:

Michael MÜLLER ‘natural und motion’ works with his natural and authentic visual language in the sports, lifestyle and people disciplines.

Mario ENTERO ‘water’ specialises in water and sports.

Klaus-Maria EINWANGER ‘together’ combines people, interiors and lifestyle. He focuses on interaction between subjects.

Adrian Bela RABA ‘fashion’ works with his own individual approach to fashion and beauty photography.

Images are presented in full-screen format and all the latest news is reported in a blog. They have now added a new Twitter link for even more up to date information and titbits from KME.

Klaus-Maria EINWANGER was commissioned by the Scratch agency with a ‘Magical Easter’ series for EMOTION in-store magazine – plenty of light, soft yellow, fresh green and crisp white.

The images on the subject of Easter decorations, creative gifts and festive menus were realised in just three production days in Munich in the studio.

The production was realised in close collaboration with the Scratch agency, food stylists Monika Schuster and Anka Köhler, as well as stylists Regina and Katl Stiefl.

Michael MÜLLER realised new motorcycle action photos for POLO MOTORRAD biker accessories. The locations included country roads and alpine passes, off-road and motocross racing tracks. The results are lifestyle and fashion images.

Twenty people, sixteen motorcycles, two 71/2 ton lorries, two camper vans, two crafters, two trailers and a caravan.

The locations ranged from the Bavarian alpine upland to the Dolomites, then over the racing track in Italy to Nice, St. Raphael and Aix-en-Provence – a logistical masterpiece.

The accompanying lorries acted as a mobile warehouse for the 400 pieces of clothing, as well as the countless accessories such as helmets, shoes and gloves. Dan Wisur headed the production, carried out the styling and Marion Hartmann applied the make-up.