Category: Pascal Uehli
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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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Portrait Retreat in Crete: When Photography Has Room to Breathe Again
Read this Post: Portrait Retreat in Crete: When Photography Has Room to Breathe AgainPascal Uehli’s Portrait Retreat in Crete offers an intimate eight-day escape for experienced portrait photographers who want time, space and creative freedom. Limited to three participants, the retreat combines guided photo sessions with two models, natural light, local culture, a Greek cooking class and relaxed days in Plakias from 8 to 15 May 2027.
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How Much You Can Achieve with So Little
Read this Post: How Much You Can Achieve with So LittleSometimes, less creates the greatest impact. This article explores how mindful presence, genuine connection, and small gestures shape meaningful portrait and fashion photography—and everyday life.
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AI in Portrait Photography – Why Authenticity Matters More Than Ever to Me
Read this Post: AI in Portrait Photography – Why Authenticity Matters More Than Ever to MeAI is fascinating. The possibilities are evolving at a speed that would have seemed impossible just a few years ago. Today, images can be created within seconds. Faces, people, lighting situations and entire visual worlds can be generated with a few prompts. In my opinion, it would be a mistake to simply ignore this development.…
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Portrait Editorial with Chiara
Read this Post: Portrait Editorial with ChiaraDuring one of my BeInspired portrait workshops, I had the chance to create a powerful black-and-white series with Chiara. Her presence in front of the camera is both calm and captivating – a perfect match for the visual mood I aimed to achieve. Read this editorial now on my website.
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Black and White as an Attitude
Read this Post: Black and White as an AttitudeBlack and white is not an aesthetic—it is a conscious decision for perception. It reduces everything to relationship, presence, and the desire to create images that are meant to endure. Read my thoughts about black and white photography.
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Audé in Monochrome Fashion
Read this Post: Audé in Monochrome FashionA quiet fashion dialogue in black and white, shaped by trust, light, and the presence of Audé. The portrait session with Audé in 2025 felt less like a planned shoot and more like a continuation of an ongoing conversation. In my Zurich studio, within a small and controlled space, we worked intuitively, allowing moments to…
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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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Pure Photography: Less Setup, More Expression
Read this Post: Pure Photography: Less Setup, More ExpressionPure photography is not a reaction for me – it has always been part of how I work and think. I was never convinced that I needed the newest or best equipment to create meaningful portraits. Even in my studio days, I never had everything. Not every light, not every modifier, not every camera that…
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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…
