Showing posts with label Martin Mischkulnig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martin Mischkulnig. Show all posts

Friday, September 27, 2013

Martin Mischkulnig for 'NZZ'


Martin took this portrait of Palestinian Artist Mona Hatoum which appeared on the Culture pages of the influential Swiss newspaper 'NZZ' 

The title translates to, "A bit like Alice in Wonderland"

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Martin Mischkulnig for Di Zeit






































Here is a recent portrait that Martin took for the German newspaper Die Zeit. It is of the Swiss psychiatrist Michael Kammer-Spohn and the article asks the question is it the psychiatrists fault when a patient commits suicide.

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

The Riviera on Lake Constance by Martin Mischkulnig


















Here is a travel story about Bregenz, Austria 'The Riviera on Lake Constance', shot by Martin Mischkulnig for the fashion magazine Annabelle (the Swiss equivalent of Marie Clare). Martin used his kids, Max and Lara, in the shoot (you can see them next to the giant ice cream).

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Martin Mishkulnig's Road Series for mental health social services


















Pro Mente, a social service for mental health patients in Vorarlberg, Austria, has used Martin's Road Series of images he has taken on his travels for their annual report. The idea is that in life we choose many different roads, sometimes we go the wrong way.



















Monday, June 24, 2013

Recent work from Martin Mischkulnig



















Martin has recently shot this story about Carolina Mueller-Moehl for the Swiss magazine 'Annabelle' At 44 she is one of the richest and most influential investors in Switzerland.

Monday, May 27, 2013

Martin Mischkulnig for Blianz magazine, Switzerland


















Martin Mischkulnig recently took this portrait of Pierin Vincez, the CEO of the Swiss bank Raiffeisen. It appeared in the Swiss economic magazine Blianz along side the article In Defense of Bank Secrecy.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Martin Mischkulnig for Die Zeit


















Take a look at Martin Mischkulnig's latest editorial from Die Zeit, a German newspaper known for it's high journalistic quality.

If your Deutsch isn't up to scratch, let us translate for you...it's about Cornelia Luger, Vorarlbergs first female brewer.




Thursday, May 2, 2013

Martin Mischkulnig for Z Magazine

The lifestyle magazine celebrating the finer things of life Magazine Z is the monthly lifestyle magazine of Neue ZĂĽrcher Zeitung and NZZ am Sonntag. It focuses on key aspects of exclusive lifestyles, international fashion, exquisite design and the world of watches and jewellery. Z – Die schönen Seiten offers in-depth insights into sophisticated life-styles and fascinating stories from the upmarket world. The magazine is published in conjunction with Neue ZĂĽrcher Zeitung and NZZ am Sonntag, so the editorial content reflects the high standards of the NZZ publishing house. With its clear typeface, Z is also a visual reflection of the NZZ publishing values and NZZ brand: understated, quint-essential and contemporary.
The article was about people and their favorite jewellery piece.






Monday, April 22, 2013

Martin Mischkulnig in Zurich

Earlier this year I posted a story about a shoot Martin did for the Swiss financial magazine Bilanz about Zurich West, a new upcoming area of Zurich, where industry meets chic inner city, a mixture of drab office blocks, bold new architecture, shopping, nightclubs, factories and freeways. Martin took the opportunity to shoot a personal project. For him it was an experiment in modern street documentary.


















Tuesday, April 16, 2013

The Top of Europe by Martin Mischkulnig

Here is a recent project by Martin Mischkulnig about Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Switzerland and all of Europe.

A couple of these were published for an article about the top ten best things to do in Switzerland but Martin shot a whole lot more as a personal project.

Jungfraujoch boasts Europes highest railway station 3454m , the highest Indian restaurant (Bollywood), and ATM machine.

It attracts Tourists and climbers alike and while Martin was there a climber needed rescuing after falling from the peak and breaking his back.

The story is compiled in order. 

















Monday, March 25, 2013

Martin Mischkulnig for Via Magazine


















Martin shot this recent story on the orienteering world champion Daniel Hubmann while he was on a Camel Safari through the snow. It was featured in Via Magazine.