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Cultural awareness on global business trips: Mastering etiquette and building relationships

Anyone who has ever traveled internationally on business will have experienced first-hand how even the smallest details can become a challenge, how big an impact misunderstandings can have and how ...

The Golden Hour: taking advantage of natural light

Perfect exposure plays a fundamental role in photography. Golden hour is one of the best times of day to take natural, romantic and atmospheric photos. This is when the light is particularly soft a...

The professional guide to Hasselblad accessories: The perfect equipment for your photography

For decades, Hasselblad has stood for high-quality solutions that are characterized by their impressive image quality and precision. However, a Hasselblad camera only unfolds its full potential whe...

Essential in-flight skincare: maintaining a fresh look on long-haul flights

When traveling, we love to rediscover ourselves and our chosen destinations and see them in a different light. Proper skincare above the clouds is a major challenge. To ensure that it is tailored t...

The best Business Class lounges in the world: enhance your journey with exclusive facilities

They are places of tranquillity and offer all the comforts amidst the hustle and bustle of large, busy airports around the world: airport lounges. Their doors open with business or first class tick...

The luxury travel guide: Selected experiences for the discerning business traveler

Although business trips are not vacation trips, it is always worth planning a little free time to explore the destination. The destinations of business trips are usually determined by necessity. So...

Focus on people: Sebastião Salgado's photographic journey

One of the most famous photographers of our time, whose pictures are also known to people who have not made photography their personal hobby, is the Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado. Salgad...

Capturing intimacy: The portrait photography of Diane Arbus

If one had to describe Diane Arbus' photographic work, it would probably be best placed somewhere on the cusp between empathy, complicity and voyeurism. Born in New York in 1923, Arbus became known...

Providing a frame for history: The groundbreaking photography of Margaret Bourke-White

As one of the most important female photojournalists of the early 20th century and one of the first women to achieve a high reputation in the world of photography, the American photojournalist Marg...

Black and white photography: finding contrast and texture

Even many decades after the introduction of color photography, black and white photography has never lost its appeal. And this is not just to do with nostalgia: black and white reduces an image to ...