Gene Glover is a New York native, now based in Berlin, photographer who specializes in portrait and reportage photography. To document a person’s story in one picture is a challenge that Gene never seems to fail to accomplish. From Gene’s perspective, every assignment is an opportunity to tell a story of a person’s character, whether it’s a client such as a high-profile personality, a corporate executive, or an everyday individual. Being equally skilled in capturing spontaneous frames makes Gene competent in both editorial and commercial settings. His portfolio includes projects for the New York Times Magazine, Die Zeit, Der Spiegel, and The Atlantic. Gene is also no stranger to collaborating with brands such as Volkswagen, Deutsche Bank, Adidas, and Lufthansa.

Jordana Schramm is a corporate photographer based in Berlin who can work from everywhere in Europe. Her work has been published in many books, and design magazines and featured on many websites, building a strong photography presence. Jordana’s frames are often described as having a calm and clear daylight look, which defines her aesthetic. This concept applies to all of her work, regardless of whether she photographs architecture, portraits, still-life, or editorials. Her main focus is more on a specific view of the motif rather than a category. Other than corporate-related portraiture, Jordana takes pleasure in capturing architectural photos, same as interiors. Her selected clients list consists of companies and brands such as A.Lange & Söhne, Areal am Tacheles, BFS Design, MYCS, BMW, and more.

Christopher Domakis is a proficient corporate photographer in Berlin, whose work spans beyond just business portraits to include industrial, architectural, and landscape photography. Since 2007, Domakis has captivated audiences with his signature style, marked by clean lines, harmonious colors, and a keen eye for detail. His background in IT economics complements his sharp technical approach to photography, blending precision with artistry. Clients like Hyundai, Berliner Philharmoniker, and L’Oréal have trusted his ability to capture both the grandeur of corporate settings and the subtleties of modern design. As one of the best corporate photographers in Berlin, Domakis’ images are a testament to his mastery of light, composition, and storytelling.

Andreas Chudowski is a Berlin-based photographer who specializes in portrait photography. He has built his career photographing countless celebrities from various fields of economics, politics, and the media including Wolfgang Joop, Volker Schlöndorff, Guido Westerwelle, and James Blake. Andreas enjoys and is available to travel the globe to work for magazines, corporations, and agencies. His portfolio features not only politicians and CEOs but also artists, workers, cats, and all sorts of, as he likes to call them, interesting creatures. As a contribution to the photo industry, Andreas took part in the founding of PicDrop, which is an online service that enables photographers to create flexible galleries for clients. His client list includes publications such as DER SPIEGEL, DIE ZEIT, Forbes Magazine, GEO, and The Wall Street Journal.

Benno Kraehahn is a corporate, editorial, and portrait photographer from Berlin. After finishing his education, Benno got into business in the early 90-s. Since then he established himself as a very talented photographer. Benno is also a family man, happily married and a father of two grown sons. With an eye for detail, Benno creates natural and clean aesthetic photography that highlights the personality of the subject. The philosophy of capturing the true spirit of the moment has led him through his work on various projects, from large-scale corporate ones to intimate editorial pieces. Benno has collaborated with a wide range of clients over the years, including well-known brands and companies such as Mercedes-Bez, Volkswagen, Deutsche Bahn, SAP, and Amazon Prime Videos.

Markus Altman is an advertising, corporate, and editorial photographer based in Berlin. Working for magazines at the beginning of his career, Markus soon dived into corporate and advertising projects, with his main focus on portrait, people, and automotive photography. Driven by the desire to tell a story, Markus loves to present places, situations, and people in an authentic, lively way. However, in his personal work, he likes to draw inspiration from documentary photography. Some of Markus’s work has been featured in magazines such as Stern, and Wirtschaftswoche. Working with major brands, Markus learned how to combine authenticity with creativity. This makes him a desirable photographer in both corporate and editorial photography. Some of those brands are  Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Siemens, and Volkswagen.

Stefan Hobmaier is a Berlin photographer specializing in portrait, people, and industrial photography. After studying photography in Barcelona, he moved to Germany, from where he’s traveling all around the world to work on commercial and editorial assignments. Stefan likes to capture natural and lively images to get the attention of his audience. His work ranges from reportages and advertising campaigns to employer branding stories and industrial architecture. His main focus is on telling a compelling story. Over the years, Stefan has worked with a lot of respectable clients, including Google and Microsoft. Stefan’s photography has also been featured in campaigns for companies such as Mazda, BMW, and Audi. It has been featured in publications like Bloomberg Businessweek and Haymarket Redwood as well.