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WOLFRAM SCHROLL presents you his ‘Beautiful Machines’ on GoSee.News

Industrial photographer WOLFRAM SCHROLL, specialized in topics such as the steel working and metal processing industries, mechanical engineering, research and medical technology, presents his latest portfolio ‘Beautiful Machines’ from his fresh new website.

“I love machines. Small or large. Complex machines like the flight simulator for the Eurofighter, or very cautious ones, like the assembly machines that insert valves almost tenderly into the engine block. I was 20 years old when I photographed the first machine during my apprenticeship. It was a lathe with blue and red lights which was very innovative at the time. I am not in that line of work anymore today, but what has remained though is my fascination for complex technology.

And it is precisely this fascination that I try to convey in my work as a photographer while depicting the machines in the same high quality and as valuable as they are in reality.” Wolfram Schroll, photographer.

We present you a first glimpse, and there’s more to discover on his website.

GoSee : industriefotografie.wolframschroll.com/beautiful-machines

 
13.03.2024 show complete article

 

‘For the toughest braking challenges …’ – WOLFRAM SCHROLL produces the film ‘Brakes’ for BAKELITE SYNTHETICS, Atlanta, USA

As an industrial photographer and filmmaker, WOLFRAM SCHROLL likes to work for companies both at home and abroad. For the chemical manufacturing company BAKELITE SYNTHETICS from Atlanta, Georgia, Wolfram Schroll had the pleasure of producing a short film on the topic of BRAKES.

In accordance with the European marketing measures, Wolfram Schroll produced the film presented here for the SAE International Brake Colloquium & Exhibition in San Antonio, Texas.

BAKELITE SYNTHETICS, founded in 1907 by Belgian native Leo Baekeland, produces the raw materials, i.e., chemical compounds and resins, required by modern braking systems. Whether for cars, trucks, trains or aircraft : “Our products, which are primarily based on phenolic chemistry, are used to bind, bond and shape materials for the most challenging applications : Engineered wood products that have to withstand fire and moisture … automotive and electrical components that must be lightweight yet stable in punishing environments … airplane cabin parts that are sturdy and virtually fire- and smoke-proof … they all depend on the properties and performance of Bakelite Synthetics.”

Today, 1,500 people work at twenty manufacturing sites in ten countries, helping solve the challenges of the company’s customers.

Wolfgang’s photography projects takes him to almost every industrial sector imaginable : Whether steel and metal processing, mechanical and electrical engineering, chemical plants, aerospace, or even research and medical technology. He likes taking photographs for smaller family-run companies just as much as for international corporations in Germany, throughout Europe, and occasionally a bit further away.

GoSee : bakelite.comindustriefotografie.wolframschroll.com
04.12.2023 show complete article

 

Night Shift’ - industrial photographer WOLFRAM SCHROLL follows the last traces of light for you

“I love the night shift. Photographing late in the evening and at night. When it somehow becomes quieter in the factories but still everyone is focused on their work. A very special kind of working environment.

Often quite a blessing for photography. Everything appears a bit more exciting, immersed in all sorts of light sources. Traces of light from trucks or transport within the plant, the last twilight in the sky. And immersed in deep shadow, the factories and plants are often transformed into aesthetic sculptures of modern industrial technology.” says photographer Wolfram Schroll.

Wolfram Schroll is specialized in industrial and corporate topics, and presents us his nightshift photography here on GoSee from a recycling plant on the Weser, a chemical plant in northern Italy and a cement plant in Westphalia or even functional buildings for logistics or modern architecture in Berlin.

His photography takes him into every area of the industry imaginable : Steel, mechanical engineering, chemical, electrical engineering, aerospace, research and medical technology. He works for small family businesses and medium-sized companies just as gladly as he does for international corporations in Germany, Europe – and sometimes a little further away.

GoSee : industriefotografie.wolframschroll.com
18.09.2023 show complete article