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If you already have a profile on Vogue Italia's PhotoVogue website and you have not received an invitation to contribute to the PhotoVogue collection at Art + Commerce, you can email photovoguesupport@artandcommerce.com for information on how to submit your image(s).
Katia
Steinort
Steinort
Germany
What interested you about becoming
a photographer?
– I was always fascinated by capturing memories, feelings and thoughts simply by pressing a button and preserve them forever. I really love to look at photos and feel different associations and emotions coming into my mind.
Where do you find inspiration to make your photographs?
– I find inspiration wherever I am or whatever I do - while listening to music, when I find a pretty flower, a special object, a little bug or while I'm pondering about passed things, different situations and experiences - positive and negative ones.
What do you most like to photograph?
– I prefer to photograph genuine and authentic motives with corners and edges, but I also love the perfectness of a blooming flower or a cute bug. I also like to take photos of myself, because I cannot insult anyone else with the results.
Who are your favorite photographers?
– The work of Moritz Maibaum, Hartmut Noerenberg, Gary Clutterbuck, Kristian Schuller and Stefan Gesell are absolutely awesome!
– I was always fascinated by capturing memories, feelings and thoughts simply by pressing a button and preserve them forever. I really love to look at photos and feel different associations and emotions coming into my mind.
Where do you find inspiration to make your photographs?
– I find inspiration wherever I am or whatever I do - while listening to music, when I find a pretty flower, a special object, a little bug or while I'm pondering about passed things, different situations and experiences - positive and negative ones.
What do you most like to photograph?
– I prefer to photograph genuine and authentic motives with corners and edges, but I also love the perfectness of a blooming flower or a cute bug. I also like to take photos of myself, because I cannot insult anyone else with the results.
Who are your favorite photographers?
– The work of Moritz Maibaum, Hartmut Noerenberg, Gary Clutterbuck, Kristian Schuller and Stefan Gesell are absolutely awesome!
