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  • Light setup for portrait photography

    Light setup for portrait photography

    The number 45 is one you should remember. It’s probably one of the most common numbers when setting up lighting. With a 45° angle, you’re using a classic lighting setup. A simple setup and a guarantee for great portraits. Read the blog.

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  • In the studio, Part 2

    In the studio, Part 2

    As a photographer, one is always on the lookout for intriguing models. In 2024, photographer Pascal Uehli met and photographed model Marina Nelson. Working with an experienced model is always beneficial for a photographer, as it allows for shared responsibility and teamwork in creating the images.

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  • Villaggio, Part 2

    Villaggio, Part 2

    Photographer Pascal Uehli and model Dayane often embark on small trips together to explore new ideas for their photography. In his latest photo series “Villaggio,” Pascal, together with Dayane, invites viewers on a captivating journey. Through his lens, sensitively captured, one discovers the beauty and magic of these picturesque villages. Each photo tells a story…

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  • Light setup for portrait photography

    Light setup for portrait photography

    This lighting setup is perfect for portraits, creating a beautiful sparkle in the eyes. With just one light source and a silver reflector, you can achieve an impressive lighting effect that is suitable for both portraits and beauty shots.

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  • Milano with Maguatte

    Milano with Maguatte

    After a long break, I finally found myself back in Milan more frequently in 2024 and had the pleasure of working with the renowned modeling agency, SOPHIE MODELS. It was my first time collaborating with this agency, so I was all the more excited when I was provided with three models for a test shoot.

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  • 50 minutes, part 1

    50 minutes, part 1

    Once again, Dayane and I found time to take some new pictures. It was the middle of July, the days were long, and the temperatures were high. We spontaneously met for a photo shoot in my studio in Zurich. My vision was to work with natural daylight and give the photos a soft, harmonious feel.…

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  • Light setup for portrait photography

    Light setup for portrait photography

    This lighting setup offers a simple and effective way to work with the large 120 x 180 cm Broncolor softbox. It creates a soft and even illumination that is suitable for both full-body and portrait shots. Thanks to the side-positioned softbox and the opposing Styrofoam board, a natural shadow gradient is achieved, making the shots…

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  • A short stop

    A short stop

    Pascal Uehli is a talented photographer who loves black-and-white photography. Recently, he created an impressive series of photos, working with professional model Nadine von Flüe. These photos were taken during a coaching session by Pascal. A special highlight of this series is the Volvo Amazon, which adds great dynamism to the images.

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  • Nobody is here, Part 1

    Nobody is here, Part 1

    Editorial photography is a form of photography that aims to tell stories and convey emotions. A remarkable example of this is the photo series “Nobody is here,” created in 2021 during the Corona crisis. Photographer Pascal Uehli captured an impressive series in the concert hall of the KKL, depicting a person attending a concert that…

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  • In the studio, Part 1

    In the studio, Part 1

    It was a warm and sunny day, and accordingly, it was warm in the studio. In the evening, the studio’s window front let in the remaining daylight, creating a beautiful lighting atmosphere with fine contrasts. As a photographer, one is always on the lookout for intriguing models. Thus, in 2024, photographer Pascal Uehli met and…

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