Daniel Stier is a german photographer who does a bit of everything (landscape, portrait, still life.) he was a very friendly man but it was hard to understand him sometimes as he was german and speaking english however i found his talk very interesting.
Daniel has done a interesting series of images called Man, Nature ad technology in which he went to a space station and took photos of the landscapes around and then of all the technology and space stuff around the space station. this work was interesting to hear about and have daniel tell us about it but if I was in a gallery I don't think i'd like it as much as it is really quite boring and plain, however the work he did for sony and Volkswagen is really clever and very interesting too look at, i remember one with the managing director walking out the office in a super hero suit but still had his suit shoes on and his normal socks on. I really enjoy looking at these photos because they are funny as well as interesting to look at.The Sony Bravia work he did with the bunnies is cool because it is an advert to show how a tv has HD colour and he used florescent bunnies all over the city and on the streets.
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