thank you ACHTUNG!

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oh how nice is it to be back in germany... and its even nicer and happier if you are back in germany and read in the german fashion magazine ACHTUNG following. (thank you ACHTUNG)

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As Achtung is foremost a photography magazine, here we show the list of our favorite fashion photographers. Have a look at their work, we think they a Germany’s future players in the field.

The editorship

01.	ANNA BAUER	www.annabauer.com
02.	SIBYLLE BERGEMANN	www.ostkreuz.de
03.	ROBERT BRECKO	www.robertbrecko.de
04.	KIRA BUNSE	www.kirabunse.com
05.	DAVID FISCHER	www.davidfischer.org
06.	ACHIM HATZIUS	www.hatzius.com
07.	OLIVER HELBIG	www.oliverhelbig.com
08.	FREDERIKE HELWIG	http://frederikehelwig.com
09.	AXEL HOEDT	www.axelhoedt.com
10.	GREGOR HOHENBERG	www.gregor-hohenberg.com
11.	ARIANE HOSEMANN	www.arianehosemann.com
12.	MARKUS JANS	jans-photography.net
13.	RAPHAEL JUST	www.raphaeljust.com
14.	BETTINA KOMENDA	www.bettinakomenda.com
15.	PETER LANGER	www.peterlanger.de
16.	MICHAEL MANN	www.michaelmann.info
17.	RALPH MECKE	www.ralphmecke.com
18.	FERGUS PADEL	www.ferguspadel.de
19.	HEINZ PETER	www.heinzpeterknes.de
20.	WALTER PFEIFFER	www.walterpfeiffer.com
21.	MARKUS PRITZI	www.pritzi.com
22.	DANIEL SANNWALD	www.danielsannwald.com
23.	OLIVER SCHWARZWALD	www.oliverschwarzwald.de
24.	PATRICIA SCHWOERER	www.patriciaschwoerer.com
25.	HEJI SHIN	www.heji-shin.com
26.	OLIVER SIEBER	www.oliversieber.de
27.	OLAF UNVERZART	www.unverzart.de
28.	JORK WEISMANN	www.jork.at
29.	CHRISTIANE WÖHLER	www.christiane-woehler.de
30.	MARIA ZIEGELBÖCK	www.mariaziegelboeck.com

but they have forgotten one of my favourite german photographers MARK PILLAI!

http://www.markpillai.com/

and here you can read the whole article ACHTUNG CLICK HERE!!!

home sweet home

went back to bavaria for the next few days - i am here to refine my schuhplattler dance skillz and want to bring some of my traditional cloth back to london. i miss my lederhosen!!

coming soon.!!

next month is a month about numbers! photos soon!

31.

D and I went to the ritz for afternoon tea to celebrate my birthday. We been wanting to try the cucumber sandwiches since the moment we moved to london. we heard rumours that the tradition says that the cucumber needs to be so thin sliced that you can read a news paper trough it. ( you cant see nothing through it in the ritz!)

As a birthday special dieter asked the pianist to play some beyonce for me. :-)

it was a happy 31!

Afternoon tea is a light meal typically eaten between 3pm and 5pm. The custom of drinking tea originated in England when Catherine of Braganza marriedCharles II in 1661 and brought the practice of drinking tea in the afternoon with her from Portugal.^{[citation needed]} Various places that belonged to the formerBritish Empire also have such a meal. However, changes in social customs and working hours mean that most Britons will rarely take afternoon tea, if at all.

Traditionally, loose tea is brewed in a teapot and served in teacups with milk and sugar. This is accompanied by sandwiches (customarily cucumber, egg andcress, fish paste, ham, and smoked salmon), scones (with clotted cream and jam, see cream tea) and usually cakes and pastries (such as Battenberg, fruit cake or Victoria sponge). The food is often served on a tiered stand; there may be no sandwiches, but bread or scones with butter or margarine and optional jam or other spread.^[1][2][3]

A formal afternoon tea is, nowadays, usually taken as a treat in a hotel, café or tea shop. In everyday life, many British take a much simpler refreshment consisting of tea and biscuits at teatime.

While living in Woburn Abbey, Anna Maria Russell, Duchess of Bedford, is credited as the first person to have transformed afternoon tea in England into a late-afternoon meal rather than a simple refreshment.^[4]

Isabella Beeton describes afternoon teas of various kinds: the old-fashioned tea, the at-home tea, the family tea and the high tea and provides menus.^[5]

every morning....

everyday when i wake up... i turn my face on my pillow to the left so i can peek out of my window to see which kind of bird will be sitting this morning on the tree infront of my house.

oh you cant imagine how many birds pass by my house.

the most frequent visitor is the dove. mostly the birds come alone in rare occasions they come in pair.

bon voyage!

last weekend in beijing by sebastian pilles

so 9 days ago i was in beijing to shoot an advert and a look book for a sports brand.

it took me a day to get into china but then i really enjoyed beijing!! i found some super sweet new friends.

The last night of our stay we been walking trough the old city and walked hidden streets to find door which lead to nice places.

my wonderful assistant sebastian pielles took some images of our china stay.

here some of his photos!

cant wait for the next time :-) 不能等待下一次:-)然后我想去看看一些大熊猫！

martino gamper

so yesterday after a burger lunch with hector i had a water and a cake in leila´s. My "d" works there since a couple of weeks - it was nice to see him working. he is for sure the most charming waiter ever. if you go on a saturday or sunday you can find out yourself - he always works both days.

anways, so while i was enjoying my dazzling cake i read some of the books they have at leilas. and found the 100 chairs project by martino gamper. i love his work and i would love to have this two chairs in my new place in london!!!

last year shortly after i moved to london i had tea in martino gampers house... well he doesnt know... hahahaha - i just met his wife who is an amazing artist herself. the house they living in is very nice as well.... very colourful almost like pipi´s magical villa.

here are my top 2 chairs!

i will start the day in THE FOREST OF DOOM

The Forest of Doom is a single-player roleplaying gamebook written by Ian Livingstone, illustrated by Malcom Barter and originally published in 1983.

Only the mad or the very brave would willingly risk a journey into Darkwood Forest. Yet it is here you must go to find the missing pieces of the legendary Hammer of Stonebridge. Fashioned by the Dwarves many ages ago, only the warhammer can protect peaceful Stonebridge against its ancient doom.

Warned of the monstrous creatures that lurk in Darkwood’s tangled forest, you must first find Yaztromo, the master mage, whose magic may help protect you. But time is short. Can you restore the Hammer before the Trolls destroy Stonebridge for ever?

hot bath!!

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/while i gave my workshop in japan the fashion department did a competition. the 5 best collection won a photo shoot with me. it was nice to work with students together and it remind me of my days being in the royal academy of fine arts myself. it was a bit stressful as i had just 2 hours per student and of course i wanted to make them as happy as possible.

here are two images i did for the the first student .... oh it was funny to schock the model with telling her she needs to be in a bath!!

hello.! i am back from china.

and i got me a new friend. panda.!

Louis Vuitton special with Callum Wilson

Stylist: Raquel Garcia

Photo assistant: Pau Cegarra and Dieter Deswarte

Stylist assistant: Nirave Sanchez @ Kasteel + Agent

Digital operator: Samuel John Butt

Grooming: Valeria Ferreira

Grooming assistant: Kristina Staats

Set /Prop designer: Alun Davies

Assistant Set Designer: Kim Morley and Lloyd R

Model: Callum Wilson @ Select

Retouch: Studio Private

the school of sanny 2

At my workshop i had a few guest contributors such as Filep Motwary or Sophear Froment.

VIDEO MSG`S!!!!

My class watched the video msg´s on my laptop... it felt very funny...odd.. almost like the msg for a secret agent... but my laptop did not self-destructed afterwards. :-)

here you can see and hear what sophear had to say. and also what nice exercise he gave to my class....

and you can see what the students did. Thank you again Sophear:!!!! which work do you like the best?

and you can see what the students did. Thank you again Sophear