Sascha Perlinger

Thanks to @_kirstenwe from Bielefeld. For this photo, we went to a parking garage. The light and the wind were perfect at that moment and @_kirstenwe did some very cool poses.
Special thanks to @werkraum.bielefeld who made this shooting possible!

Thanks to my model @vaneschkal from Burghausen. For our shooting, we met in Bonn and every shot we took was spontaneous, also with this photo. We saw this beautiful light passing through an inconspicuous construction site fence and I tried to create some crazy shadows on @vaneschkal's face, positioning her the right way beside the fence.

Many thanks to the Canarian Model @nizast for this awesome experience. On a stormy morning, we met at the Beach El Confital in the North of Gran Canaria. It was raining and quite cold, but I loved the dramatic scenery with the menacing waves and rocky landscape around us.

Many thanks to my model @mellaa_rk from Bielefeld.
Originally we planned a shooting outside. Unfortunately, it was cloudy the whole day. So I decided to use a flash in combination with a flash snoot to "imitate" the sunlight, for creating hard shadows on @mellaa_rk 's skin. I used another flash in a softbox for soft light from the opposite side.

Thanks to the model @vaneschkal from Burghausen.
For this spontaneous shooting we went to a Subway Station in Bonn, because there are some spots with perfect available light. Fortunately, we found a nice wall to match @vaneschkal 's top.

thanks to the amazing @marinabohlen, a Ukrainian actress and model.
we went to the train track of the Cologne central station to create some storytelling.
marina took a newspaper and improvised some stunning poses.

in January I went on vacation with my family to the canary islands. one day I did a spontaneous shooting with my niece @tia_shz in the botanic garden of our hotel. my sister @nadineperle76 assisted me by holding a diffusor.

thanks to the model @mellaa_rk - she is so talented and inspiring.
for this photo, we just went into a car park. I wanted to create some depth with her hand in the foreground which is out of focus and the unsharp background. I liked the symmetrical and non-symmetrical lines around the "moving" model. for the color grading, i chose a brown tonal look.
special thanks to @werkraum.bielefeld for pushing me to a higher level in portrait photography.