PAM : WORLD AIDS DAY portrait campaign, Amazons reportage on climate change, singer Marie-Mai for ELLE, US fashion label B&C, Metro Music Festival Barcelona, GQ and stills in MEN'S HEALTH

Just like the year before, Johann Sebastian HÄNEL realised the 'Live together positively. Play if safe!’ campaign for WELT AIDS TAG (German world AIDS day) and the Kakoii agency.

Sebastian portrayed HIV positive people, who openly shared their experiences with the infection. The portraits are currently on display as 25,000 large-format posters (18/1), three million postcards and other media.

The campaign was introduced by the national ministry for health (represented by the MP Daniel Bahr), the national centre for health education, the German AIDS-support and the German AIDS-foundation in Berlin in late October.

From television to classic. Johann Sebastian HÄNEL portrayed Martin Hoffmann for GQ. The former head of private TV station Sat.1 and close friend of TV presenter Harald Schmidt was appointed the new director of the Berlin philharmonic orchestra in 2009.

Sebastian produced the film poster for the medieval 'Isenhart' epic for ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG.

Barbara DOMBROWSKI continued her journey across the five continents. After Eastern Greenland and Ethiopia, she is now showing works from the Amazons area. Barbara continued the photography series on the subject of climate change and drinking water in Ecuador and once again got up close and personal with the locals. The series is to be continued.

Spain’s Bassat Ogilvy agency commissioned GARRIGOSA STUDIO with the production of two motifs for the 'Metro Music Festival' in Barcelona. Headline: ‘More than 45 concerts in 48 hours’. The client is Barcelona Metropolitan Transportation (TMB). Just like with all their projects, Garrigosa took care of photography, CGI and post-production in-house.

Regine MAHAUX hails from Belgium and works in Paris. She photographed a spread featuring Canadian singer Marie-Mai for ELLE magazine. She also produced a fashion series and an advertising spot for the US-American fashion label B&C. The pictures were taken on location in San Francisco and the Californian desert landscape of Las Vegas.

Stills and liquid specialist Christian LOHFINK visualised the attached 'Fitness laboratory' editorial for the current issue of MEN'S HEALTH. Since men love to bake every now and again, the December issue also features images of kitchen appliances, skilfully portrayed by Christian. The photos include a PS-strong turbo-blender that is capable of processing even the hardest egg at Formula 1 speed.