Lorenz Holder – young talented photographer
from Munich – shares several easy-to-do but extremely impressive tricks,
allowing converting your smartphone camera to much more – almost professional
photography equipment.
Short Auto-Biography
I grew up in Munich, close to the Bavarian mountains, and
it is those mountains that have always played a major role in my life. I was a
semi-professional snowboarder back in the day, until I injured myself badly and
I pretty much had to quit snowboarding for a whole season in 2003. In that time
I discovered the pleasure of photography for myself.
I was fascinated by photos that could describe a whole
scene, a whole story or even a whole day, in just one small moment caught on
film. This fascination was one of the biggest motivations for me to start my
career as a professional photographer.
Right now I work as senior photographer for Pleasure
Snowboard Magazine and as a staff photographer for Nitro Snowboards. I travel
pretty much the whole winter, always on the search for the best snow conditions
and creative locations. I love shooting snowboarding in fresh, uncommon
locations.
In my photos I like to show the viewers a different
angle, something they normally wouldn’t notice, even if they were there at the
scene. I might use colorful flashes, different camera angles or tilt and shift
lenses – always trying to capture something a bit different. On the other hand,
I also love the documentary style; simple black and white documentary is
something very real.
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