Tag: Model

  • Nude Fashion in Balance

    Nude Fashion in Balance

    This series grew out of one of my Nude Fashion workshops with Olivia Linz at the BeInspired Fotoschule in Zurich. In a small setting, I invite participants into a session that moves from lingerie to nude fashion, and the focus is never only on nudity itself. What interests me is the space in between: the…

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  • A small story

    A small story

    I met Layla at a point in her development where her presence already felt very clear. She is still young, but there is a calm energy in the way she carries herself, and that was visible from the start. I had already been impressed during her first test shoot for the model agency, and our…

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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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  • The Heat Between Us

    The Heat Between Us

    A hot studio day in Dietikon became the setting for a quiet exploration of presence, expression and black-and-white portrait photography. During the BeInspired Portrait Workshop with Pilar, heat, focus and trust shaped portraits that move between strength, intimacy and visual clarity. Read the full editorial on https://pascaluehli.com

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  • Olivia in Avers — Between Landscape, Skin and Silence

    Olivia in Avers — Between Landscape, Skin and Silence

    Created during my 2024 Portrait Photo Camp in Avers, this editorial with Olivia explores the quiet tension between landscape, skin, fashion and emotion. In black and white, the series moves through stillness, movement and subtle nude fashion with an intimate visual language. Read the full editorial on https://pascaluehli.com.

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  • Carolin in the Quiet South

    Carolin in the Quiet South

    With Carolin from Hamburg, this black-and-white portrait series continues a creative dialogue that began in 2017 with NORDSEE. Photographed in a small town in southern Switzerland, the work reflects calm, elegance and the quiet strength of shared trust. Read the full editorial on https://pascaluehli.com

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  • The Grace of First Encounters

    The Grace of First Encounters

    Amina entered the frame with quiet presence, natural movement, and an instinctive connection to the camera. Created during a BeInspired Portrait Workshop in Zurich, this black-and-white series reflects heat, fabric, improvisation, and the grace of a first creative encounter. 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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