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Time in motion: Capturing elegance with Stelos

I recently had the chance to test the new Stelos monolight during a product shoot featuring a luxury watch, and I came away genuinely impressed. Stelos is lightweight yet incredibly reliable, fitting effortlessly into my studio setup. The batteries lasted the entire session, which gives me full confidence they’ll perform just as well on location with clients.

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Swinging between light and dark

When the team from Switzerland asked me to test the new broncolor Stelos, I knew I wanted to take it to the streets of Berlin. I teamed up with the charismatic jazz musician David Hermlin, and together with my team we set out to see what this light could really do.

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A dialogue with light

Testing the new broncolor Stelos outdoors felt like opening a dialogue with light itself. I wanted to go beyond illumination and reach for something closer to painting - that soft, romantic atmosphere of the German late 18th and early 19th century, when nature was both subject and spirit.

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Where precision becomes art

In the gardens of a centuries old estate in Switzerland, Yannick De Bakongo proved how far one light can go. With only one light, the broncolor Stelos and the Octabox 150, he built an entire visual world: cinematic, intimate, and uncompromising in detail.

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Lighting power on the coast

Guernsey’s harbor, rugged coastline, and Karl Taylor’s studio became the testing grounds for the new broncolor Stelos. Karl explored how the 800 J monolight performed in very different scenarios, pushing it in both controlled and challenging environments.

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The faces of Omo Valley

Ethiopia stands out as one of the most rewarding and challenging places I’ve ever photographed. In the Omo Valley, I was welcomed by people who were not only proud and open but also deeply rooted in their traditions. My goal was to portray them with honesty and dignity, using a controlled, portrait-style approach—even in the midst of unpredictable environments.

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Creating a conceptual dance image

When I was asked to create a preview image for Jasmine Ellis Projects' upcoming dance piece, Everything That Is Wrong With Me, we didn’t have much to work with—just one dancer, no choreography yet, and only a rough idea that parachutes would play a major role in the set and costumes. The challenge was to capture the essence of the piece before it even existed.

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Mercedes SLR MSO x broncolor

Renowned for his ability to showcase cars in breathtaking light, Sebastian Hofmann set out to try something new. For a special shoot with Pamocars – the supercar hub by Lake Constance – he wanted to test a lighting setup that was mobile, powerful, and precise.

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Band shots

As part of the new album by On Atlas' Shoulders, Nicklas Kampmann had the pleasure of creating a series of spacey and expressive portraits as well as epic group photos for the band. He aimed to visually capture the energy of their music and the theme of the new album in atmospheric images.

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Capturing the essence of movement

A last-minute poster shoot for Jasmine Ellis Projects’ new dance piece, Everything that is Wrong With Me, was executed with tight timing and a clear vision. Shot in black and white with dramatic lighting using the broncolor Satos system, the session captured the dancers' raw energy and movement.

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