Category: On Location

  • The door, the wall, the street

    The door, the wall, the street

    I had wanted to make a new series with Audé for some time, and this time I took her to La Chaux-de-Fonds. The city sits in the west of Switzerland, French-speaking, and it feels different from many other places in the country. Its old grid plan, the straight streets and hard edges create a quiet…

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  • Somewhere in the World

    Somewhere in the World

    In this editorial with Luana, I return to 2021 and to a day that stayed with me. We already knew each other a little better by then, after working together a few times in the months before. I appreciate Luana for her fresh, lively way of being: positive, curious, and open to whatever the day…

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  • Fashion in Motion

    Fashion in Motion

    I had wanted to photograph in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II for a long time. It is one of those places where so much happens at once that the energy is almost impossible to ignore. The architecture is grand, the space is busy, and the constant flow of visitors gives the location its own rhythm.…

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  • Casual, body-conscious studio editorial.

    Casual, body-conscious studio editorial.

    In 2021 I met Dayane in a studio in Bern for a new set of pictures. The original plan was a lingerie shoot connected to a small assignment for a lingerie brand, but before moving into that direction we first explored a few ideas to find the right rhythm. The starting point was something casual:…

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  • The Hours We Did Not Plan

    The Hours We Did Not Plan

    After 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

    What Remained Untranslated

    During 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

    Fascinated by Lausanne’s Layers

    Sometimes 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

    Shadows Made Us Closer

    At 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

    Brysa Kelly – Grimsel Pass Summer Heat 2020

    In 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

    Facets

    I 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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