Korbinian Vogt

My first approach to photography came in my early years.

My parents worked in the film industry in this way I had a close relation to visual elements.

We lived close to the Alps, and with my passion for mountains, I quickly started to take photographs of landscapes.

This continued for about 8 years until I realized that I would like to express and capture something more personal in the photograph. From this point my focus has been nude Art.

So you’re a self-taught photographer. How did you develop your style and what are your influences?

Personally, I would say it must be a mix of my personal experiences and my love for art movies.

When planing a project I always think about a certain landscape for weeks or even months.

It is as I already photographed this project and I only have to "print it out" to reality.

After these moments im booking the flights and start working. I never plan any details, look for some possible hikes and just explore the landscape. Often hiking for several hours daily. I like to see the project more as some kind of exploration and not like some fixed series that has to be photographed. I also never let the model pose in a way they would not do naturally. They should also see themselves reflected in the final photographs.