Category: On Location
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The Hours We Did Not Plan
Read this Post: The Hours We Did Not PlanAfter intense weeks of work, Luana and I escaped to Milan for a long weekend without assignments or expectations. Between conversations, carbonara and a visit to Villa Necchi Campiglio, photography found its way back to us. The result is a personal black-and-white portrait story about friendship, trust and the beauty of unplanned moments. Read the…
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What Remained Untranslated
Read this Post: What Remained UntranslatedDuring a spontaneous summer session in Milan, Alice and I discovered a way of communicating beyond fluent language. Gestures, fragments of conversation and shared attention gradually shaped a portrait series moving between intimacy, strength and quiet uncertainty. Read the full editorial on https://pascaluehli.com.
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Fascinated by Lausanne’s Layers
Read this Post: Fascinated by Lausanne’s LayersSometimes a city reveals itself through contrasts: concrete and trees, distance and closeness, a face that holds its own quiet strength. I worked with Angela a few years ago in Lausanne. I had been looking for a model through an agency in the Romandie because I wanted to photograph a series outside my usual surroundings.…
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Shadows Made Us Closer
Read this Post: Shadows Made Us CloserAt the beginning of October, I met Vallie in Milan for a spontaneous one-hour session. In a quiet residential neighbourhood, warm light, deep shadows and her calm presence shaped a series of images with urban tension and emotional clarity. What began as a first meeting became the start of a visual conversation I look forward…
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Brysa Kelly – Grimsel Pass Summer Heat 2020
Read this Post: Brysa Kelly – Grimsel Pass Summer Heat 2020In the summer of 2020, a unique photo series was created on the Grimsel Pass with model Brysa Kelly. What was planned as a refreshing day in the mountains turned into a challenge under the blazing sun. Despite harsh light and the absence of any shade, the shoot resulted in a series defined by reduction…
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Facets
Read this Post: FacetsI wanted this series to feel like a slow reveal rather than a fixed statement, allowing space for nuance and contradiction. Sophia has a natural ability to shift her energy, and instead of narrowing that down, I leaned into it. The camera became a place where softness and strength could coexist without explanation. What interested…
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A Quiet Venetian Moment
Read this Post: A Quiet Venetian MomentDayane and I had arrived in Venice a day before my photography course began. The weather was beautiful, the food was perfect, and the mood was calm — the kind of day that makes you slow down and notice every detail. Between espresso and laughter, we decided to use the afternoon light for a spontaneous…
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On trust with Claire
Read this Post: On trust with ClaireTrust is never declared — it reveals itself quietly, often when nothing is expected to happen. Paris in November tends to soften everything. When Claire and I met during my last visit, the intention was simple: a short introduction before committing to shared workshops in Zurich the following year. Professionalism was never in question, but…
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While Time Moves On
Read this Post: While Time Moves OnIt was a summer day in the Valais, the kind where the sun doesn’t ask for permission. The light arrived strong and unapologetic, carving shapes into the landscape and leaving nowhere to hide. I didn’t want to soften it. I wanted to see what happens when strength meets stillness, when the day shows its full…
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Light Between Mornings
Read this Post: Light Between MorningsParis has a way of lowering the volume of the outside world, especially when you step inside and let the city remain only as a distant echo. This series with Chiara came together during one of those pauses—between mornings, between plans—when light enters gently and nothing asks to be performed. I wasn’t interested in documenting…
