Finally – Real/Rigutto‘s Tokyo story is published in annabelle! Thank you Azusa, Dieter, and Tomo-chan for helping us out!
Here are the tear sheets and a link to my personal Tokyo portfolio.
…I, the overly enthousiastic photographer, try to sound ultra nice and use a lot of good words when trying to convince someone of something and they just respond in one phrase – as happened here, in my conversation with soldier Rollings from my project Guns, Adrenaline And Beer:
Elisabeth: Your house looks nice, I just saw it on Google Maps! I will call your girl when I’m in New York to confirm my visit. – I am actually planning on publishing all these stories in a “real” book this coming summer. You are cool with being photographed and interviewed again, right? I’d like to stick around for a few days and follow you like a shadow to see what you’re up to these days… to show your life after the Army. Of course you will be able see the pictures and read the interview before it goes into print. We can talk about this more when I’m there, in any case, I’m looking forward to seeing you soon again and meeting your family.
Rollings: yea thats fine
Sunday lunch at the grandparents’ with my dear cousin Sandro and his lovely gf Laura, and some random Anna Banana/Lilli…
Don’t miss our Tokyo article in the upcoming annabelle issue! Out on February 22nd.
Good question! I was covering the Belle Epoque week in Kandersteg for wir eltern (and looking quite ridiculous while doing so) – more pictures coming soon!
Wine maker and enologist Rahel Buchmann, of Rebgut Buchmann in Wittnau, for Swissbanking, October 2011.
Reto Knutti from the Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science, ETH Zurich, October 2011. Reto writes for the very interesting ETH Klimablog. Thank you to Matthias Real, my very weather-proof assistant (and brother).
Engine driver Thomas Schneider, on the way from Ziegelbrücke to Linthal, October 2011
Newspaper printer Marco Thalmann, Schlieren, October 2011
