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FBD INSURANCE with eye-catching 'Sound Support' campaign by sports photographer Christopher LINDHORST c/o ANDREA HEBERGER for The Public House

Even though the campaign for the Irish agency The Public House was created some time ago, it showcases the strong visual language of the acclaimed sports and advertising photographer Christopher LINDHORST c/o ANDREA HEBERGER.

Christopher Lindhorst is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning photographer celebrated for his strikingly surreal aesthetic. With a masterful blend of technical expertise and creative vision, his work captivates audiences, compelling them to pause and immerse themselves in his artistry. Christopher’s diverse portfolio includes collaborations with prominent global brands such as Heineken and Deloitte, and his evocative art pieces have graced esteemed gallery exhibitions worldwide. His imaginative approach reflects the vibrant spirit of 20th-century modernism, seamlessly intertwined with the timeless elegance of heroic portraiture, making his style both unique and memorable.
 
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MOTHERCARE UK - Print campaign and POS images by Damian Weilers c/o ANDREA HEBERGER

Kids photographer Damian Weilers c/o ANDREA HEBERGER was behind the camera for MOTHERCARE UK, with Art Direction by Beatrice Hurst. The vibrant photos of the latest collection are showcased here on GoSee, with more information and portfolios of the South Africa-born photographer available via Andrea Heberger.

'Primarily focusing on women's wear for high street brands, I experienced a dip in work but found opportunities in children's wear, discovering my talent for working with kids. My goal was to ensure they enjoyed the process, as their enthusiasm made all the difference. Just before and during COVID-19, I found a balance between women's and children's wear, breaking the niche barrier.' Damian Weilers

 
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SALTVERK: Salt Production in the Westfjords of Iceland – Hand-Harvested Salt from Geothermal Energy. A Report by Axel Sigurdarson c/o ANDREA HEBERGER

Axel Sigurdarson c/o ANDREA HEBERGER captured the essence of SALTVERK, a traditional craft business set against the breathtaking backdrop of Iceland's Westfjords, where sustainable, hand-harvested salt has been produced since 2011.

Saltverk was established to revive an ancient Icelandic tradition of salt production. In the 18th century, salt was produced in Iceland using geothermal energy, but this practice was discontinued after a few decades. Saltverk revived this tradition and now produces high-quality, sustainable salt that is used in many top-tier restaurants and households.

Westfjords of Iceland: The Perfect Place for Salt Production
The remote Westfjords region, where Saltverk is located, is far less traveled than other parts of Iceland. Its pristine nature and the purity of the seawater offer the perfect conditions for producing high-quality sea salt. As Saltverk itself says: "The quiet and peaceful region of the Westfjords has access to the cleanest seawater, which serves as the raw material for our salt."

Sustainability and Craftsmanship: Saltverk’s Philosophy
The company aims to preserve Icelandic craftsmanship traditions while ensuring a modern and environmentally conscious production process. Saltverk values transparency and openness. Every day, visitors can see firsthand how the salt is made and what makes it so special.

Born and raised in Reykjavík, Iceland, Axel Sigurdarson spent much of his childhood traveling across the country with his family. It was during these trips that he began documenting his surroundings using an instant camera. After earning a photography degree in Denmark, Axel has worked closely with both agencies and magazines worldwide. Specializing in advertising, lifestyle, and outdoor photography, Axel has been involved in numerous advertising campaigns over the past decade. For inquiries about productions in Iceland, feel free to contact Andrea Heberger.

 
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