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featured by Stefan Eisele Postproduction : STEFAN EISELE POSTPRODUCTION : the special 911 Edition 50 Years of PORSCHE DESIGN based on the 911 Targa 4 GTS - a modern take on a design classic

Last year, PORSCHE celebrated 50 years of Porsche Design with an exclusive special edition named in honor of the anniversary. The 911 Edition 50 Years of Porsche Design, limited to 750 vehicles, has many features and details that pay homage to the iconic designs of Ferdinand Alexander (F.A.) Porsche. Victor Jon Goico photographed the edition, STEFAN EISELE took care of post, and the motifs presented here on GoSee were produced by ANGELIKA SYNEK.

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13.02.2023 show complete article

 

featured by Torsten Klinkow : TORSTEN KLINKOW photographs the PORSCHE CLASSIC campaign with a selection of artifacts from the Porsche Museum in urban lifestyle settings

In Summer, Torsten KLINKOW received the offer to photograph, in some cases, very rare sports cars from the PORSCHE MUSEUM for KEKO and PORSCHE CLASSIC 15. Created together with Art Director David Beitler were multifaceted lifestyle motifs in thrilling locations, which were researched and scouted in a team effort by Angelika Synek, Sven Laabs and Torsten Klinkow.

“The brief was to present the cars in authentic surroundings with strong character models. What made it so challenging though was coordinating fifteen vehicles, locations and fourteen models. A big thank you for which goes to Sven Laabs, who was responsible for production, as well as to Porsche Classic.”

Credits:
Client: Porsche Classic, Project: Porsche Classic Campaign
Photography: Torsten Klinkow represented by Severin Wendeler
Agency: KeKo, Art Direction: David Beitler
Scouting: Angelika Synek, S. Laabs, T. Klinkow
Production Company: Sven Laabs, Post Production: Jenny Cremer
Styling: Alexa Dahmen, Hair & Make-up: Esther Döppes
Catering: what the food, Set Support: Rocks
16.11.2021 show complete article

 

featured by Igor Panitz : Take it to the next level – transportation specialist IGOR PANITZ portrays parkour superstar Jason Paul in interaction with the new BMW 128

The photographer and director got celebrity support on board for his portrait of the BMW128 TI : parkour* athlete Jason Paul. Jason was born in Frankfurt and is now sponsored by Red Bull and GoPro. On RED BULL, we read about the 29-year-old : “Jason Paul is a genuine jack-of-all-trades, who has managed to take the world by storm with his passion – and he is far from stopping… his ever-fresh video projects are famous all over the world. From “Last Call for Mr. Paul”, which chalked up nearly 120 million clicks on YouTube, to his latest video clip “Running Reverse”, in which the native of Frankfurt skillfully turns back the hands of time.” This motion athlete is indeed the perfect match for the BMW which is built entirely for driving pleasure. GoSee : bmw.de

About – Jason Paul. I work as a professional athlete and influencer for select brands. I document my life on my YouTube channel. They’re called vlogs and are like a video diary. I occasionally give talks about my journey as an athlete, marketing yourself and making the most of social media. I run the brand FARANG with my friends. We do video productions and cut and sew clothing designs. It’s the most fun work I’ve ever done. I’m learning to speak Japanese and how to be strong and healthy long long long term … and I love ice cream.

At fourteen, I was a video game nerd living in Frankfurt, Germany, and stumbled across a parkour video online. I thought “Hold my keyboard, I can do this,” and my life was never the same. I started teaching myself and connected with others with the same enthusiasm for this still unknown sport. Five years later, I won the world championship, and since then, everything has been pretty surreal… GoSee : thejasonpaul.com

*Parkour, or freerunning, is the term which describes a type of movement, the goal of which is to get from point A to point B as efficiently as possible using only the skills of the human body. The freerunner makes his or her own way through the urban and natural landscape – in a different way to those prescribed by architecture and culture.
04.11.2020 show complete article