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ODEG – Ostdeutsche Eisenbahn GmbH, or East German Railway, is a joint venture, founded in June 2002, of the Prignitzer Eisenbahn and BeNEX, in which each company owns 50%. It operates passenger services on eleven railway routes in Berlin/Brandenburg, Mecklenburg Western Pomerania as well as Saxony, including four regional express routes.
Jonathan SCHULE c/o SEVERIN WENDELER photographed the ODEG campaign.
ODEG : “True to the claim #ItAllStaysNew, we are spreading the news about our new Elbe-Spree rail network on the one hand and spotlighting the plethora of advantages for our passengers thanks to creative posters on the other. The hashtag illustrates how the ODEG has acquired the new routes and everything remains the same for passengers who also benefit from ODEG’s additional advantages such as free WiFi on trains, more connections and greater comfort.”
Since the Elbe-Spree rail network started operations in December 2022, the ODEG has been transporting more passengers than ever before: on 18 million kilometers of routes, in 37 new and 16 modernized trains, an RE1 that departs three times an hour, plus several new comfort and safety innovations.
GoSee : odeg-nes.de & severinwendeler.com
13.02.2023
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In Berlin, Marcus Philipp SAUER and his team met up with post & CGI studio Dock2 as well as model H. Hermann to stage the MERCEDES GLA in our modern world. They photographed with what is referred to as a stand-in car, which served later as a reference vehicle for the CGI model. We present you the magnificently colorful and dynamic result with the car in the trendy color Jupiter Red here on GoSee.
The new MERCEDES GLA boasts upgraded equipment options, with new tailored equipment packages for the interior as well as new colors and designs. The exterior design of the Mercedes-Benz GLA is marked by impressively powerful structures and dynamic lines.
Further transportation projects by the photographer are available on GoSee and his website.
20.09.2022
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31.07.2022
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