Portrait photographer in Mondsee

A portrait photographer in Mondsee is a photographer who makes individual portraits, for a website, a book cover, an artist profile, an application or simply for yourself, and uses the town and the lakeshore as a set that says something about you. Around the Mondsee that set includes something few lakes have: the Mondsee Country Art project, a scattering of land-art works placed in the landscape. Richard Nonas’s Stoneline lies about 300 metres along the Güterweg Seehof in Innerschwand, and Daniel Zimmermann’s 3D Structures from 1999 stands on the Birkenallee next to the St. Lorenz bathing area. Their simple, sculptural forms are strong, graphic backgrounds for a creative or artistic portrait.

A portrait session usually lasts 60 to 90 minutes and covers two or three looks: one by a land-art work, one in the old streets of the market, one by the water. The photographer talks through the purpose beforehand, since a headshot for a consultancy needs different light from a musician’s press picture. On the St. Lorenz shore, which faces east across the lake, the light is softest in the morning; around the equinox the sun rises about 6.10 in late March and 6.55 in late September. You choose your images from an online gallery and receive them retouched in web and print sizes.