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[1-7] Which one is your favorite? 💯
For me, spring could come as early as mid-January. 🌼😂 Nevertheless, the ski season is far from over! This series fits perfectly. ⛷️
I love the ski season with all its amenities, but I am and always will be a summer child. I was just discussing it with my grandmother yesterday, I need longer evenings again otherwise I feel like I'm not getting anything out of the day. Who else feels the same? 😅
📷 Camera settings: Canon Mark IV • 16-35mm/2.8L II USM • 1/8000 • ISO 100 • f/2.8 • Lightroom

[1-7] Which one is your favorite?
What happens when you spontaneously shoot in a laundromat in Los Angeles? ⚡️
A shoot proving that true style can shine anywhere – even between washing machines and dryers. 🖤
A great shoot with even greater people. It always shows me how important it is for the models to harmonize with each other in order for the photos to match my vision. Something I pay close attention to. 🙏🏼
📷 Camera settings: Canon Mark IV • 24-70mm/2.8 USM • 1/640 • ISO 320 • f/2.8 • Lightroom

[1-7] Which one is your favorite? 💯
Switzerland has not only beautiful mountains and landscapes to offer. Sometimes you have to do some research and you find almost untouched gems. 💎
La Congiunta is a museum on the outskirts of the village of Giornico in the Leventina region of Ticino and was built between 1989 and 1992 according to the plans of Peter Märkli and Stefan Bellwalder.
At first sight, a simple building. There are people who would even say ugly. In my eyes, an exciting building that could not be more minimalist. The interior has not much to offer except a lot of concrete and the reliefs and half-figures of the Swiss sculptor Hans Josephsohn. 👨🏻‍🎨
But the most interesting thing is that you can pick up the key to the museum at the Giornico restaurant in Giornico. 🗝️
📷 Camera settings: Canon Mark IV • 24-70mm/2.8 USM • 0.3 sec • ISO 100 • f/9.0 • Lightroom • Tripod

As a photographer, it is difficult in my eyes to create a balance between your own images and self-staging. 🤔
I think I speak for many photographers here when I say that you don't see yourself as the most important object in your own feed. Still, it's important to put yourself in the spotlight so followers know who the person behind the pictures is. ✨
Therefore, once again a professional photo of me in front of the camera. Many thanks to my friend Basil for making the effort. 🙏🏼
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Artful photography reveals more than just the outer landscape. It captures the essential peace and tranquility of nature that surrounds us. 🌲🏠
Every tree, every stream of water, every detail, no matter how small, tells its own story. When we take the time to pause in such quiet moments, we can look deeper into ourselves and see the connection between us and nature. 🧘🏻‍♂️
This image is a reminder of how important it is to take time for these quiet moments to find clarity, peace and inspiration. The last image is used to demonstrate the resolution of the .ch.at camera used. I am amazed! What do you think? 📸
📷 Camera settings: SONY Alpha a7 IV • 24-70mm/2.8 • 1/4000 • ISO 100 • f/4.0 • Lightroom • Photoshop

[1-3] Which one is your favorite? 💯
Simply unforgettable! Weeks have passed and I'm still caught up in memories of the spectacular shoot at Erzberg. Thanks to the masterful organization by Philip Platzer and the team of .ch.at as part of the Kando Trip Europe, this experience became a real highlight. 📸
Speed meets art, risk meets perfection – Michael Walkner showed us how to not only conquer the Erzberg, but also how to push the limits of what is possible. 🏍️💨
The backdrop was more than just a location; it was an integral part of every shot, every turn and every jump told a story. The Erzberg itself became a silent protagonist in this drama of steel, stone and adrenaline.
I'm still speechless when I think of the combination of speed, risk and the raw, unpolished beauty of the Erzberg. Cheers to everyone who was there and made this moment unforgettable! 🙌
📷 Camera settings: SONY Alpha a7 IV • 20-70mm/4.0 • 1/1000 • ISO 400 • f/9.0 • Lightroom • Photoshop
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Los Angeles may be my current location but I just can’t bear to deprive you of this stunning masterpiece of nature! 😍 Last time it was all about the model; this time Mother Nature steals the show – and yes, she’s definitely one of my favorite "models". 🌄
Just look at this magical light illuminating the mountain peaks like a spotlight from the sky. That play of light? Pure poetry! 🌄 And a huge shoutout to the .ch.at camera I used, which just shined in the color play and post-processing. 📸
How do you like this natural spectacle? Let me know! 👇
📷 Camera settings: SONY Alpha a7 IV • 24-70mm/2.8 • 1/2000 • ISO 100 • f/2.8 • Lightroom • Photoshop

[1-6] Which one is your favorite? ❣
Every time I see someone wearing our products with pride or read a message from a supporter, I am reminded of how blessed and privileged we are to have such a strong and loving community behind us. 🙏🏼
I still do not take it for granted. I am in awe of the loyalty and love you have shown us. WE•TRST is not just a brand, it is a movement, a promise and an adventure that we share together. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for every smile, every word of encouragement, and every moment you share with us. 🖤
The journey has still just begun and I am so excited to see what the future has in store for all of us. Love, Sandro.

[1-2] Which one do you like more? ☀️🌑
Straight from the archives: from time to time I go through my library and notice how many pictures I haven't posted yet that I would like to show you. This is one of them - Venice, more specifically the Rialto Bridge, one of the city's most famous structures, which crosses the Grand Canal. 🌉
For me, the Rialto Bridge is a masterpiece of architecture, built already in 1591, among others by Michelangelo. These impressive buildings fascinate me again and again, because they are often centuries old and still work. Of course, they are renovated from time to time, but the construction still holds up. 💪🏼

[1-10] Which ones are your favorite?
What an experience! - By chance, thanks to , I was able to photograph the show of .marleen at . Thanks also who just trusted me and let me do it. I think the pictures speak for themselves and am really proud of them. 💯
My biggest stage show that I photographed until now. It paid off that I have been to a lot concerts and festivals. 😂 Time passes quickly and chances are few. 🙏🏼