Christopher Klettermayer Portfolio
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Sirens for Para Ti Magazine
statues
unadulterated
FAQ Magazine
ada
Catherine Vecchi
One More Cup Of Coffee - Hole Magazine
faq magazine
forbidden by law
kurv magazine
oh you pretty thing - c-head magazine
la beauté
advertising
sturmayr hairdressers
gonzalo comella barcelona
gössl
portraits
Felix Leblhuber - Stylist
Hindu Refugee; Rah-E-Nijat Refugee Camp, Karachi
reportage
Roadworkers of Ladakh, India
Roadworkers of Ladakh, India
Villa 31, Buenos Aires
Impulstanz Festival
Impulstanz Festival
Portrait Series; Maiti Nepal
Cremations; Pashupatinath, Kathmandu
Cremations; Pashupatinath, Kathmandu
Darra Adam Khel, Tribal Areas, Pakistan
about
Christopher is frequently working on campaigns and editorials throughout Europe, particularly Spain. He still pursues photojournalistic assignments around the world, in addition to projects of his own. Christopher channels inspiration from reportage into fashion and adds locations to his database for future use. His photography reveals the humanity in even the most unlikely situations, challenging us and causing us to reflect.
Christopher’s career in photography redefines the intersections of fashion and reportage. Based in Vienna, Austria, Christopher jumps between extremes with ease and anchors images in global contexts to craft stories that compel. After completing studies in Advertising and Marketing, Christopher moved to Asia and launched himself as a photojournalist. His work in photojournalism took him to conflict zones such as Pakistan and Afghanistan where he explored his passion for expressions and a non-synthetic approach to beauty.
Playing with movement, distortions, natural poses and very little post-production, Christopher’s style evokes the raw, film-still photography of the early 90s. He layers moods and atmospheres, expressions and backgrounds. Christopher captures his surroundings not just visually, but emotionally, be it in the studio or on location, his specialty. The fashion in his editorials and advertisements takes a back seat, pulling the viewer into the worlds Christopher creates, often into a voyeuristic eroticism.
