Arthur Mebius' funny photos
Arthur Mebius is an award-winning Dutch photographer who has won awards in many well-known events such as Cannes , German ADC, Swiss ADC, etc.
photographers like to tell a story with a photo, and their unique style is recognizable at a glance.
Arthur's work describes it as "a momentary still image of people facing the situation they happen to be in" - once you see his picture, you will understand what he means.
Arthur Mebius is the photographer and advertising company owner.
971 was born in Hillversom. During this period, he met professional decorators and photographers. Moebius now lives with his family in the suburbs of Amsterdam .
Artur Every element in the picture is important. Every detail can play a major role in shaping a formalist, sometimes satirical story.
The photographer has been working with advertising agencies for more than 15 years and his creative photos will bring you a smile.
Arthur Mebius
Arthur Mebius is a Dutch advertising photographer. Winners of multiple photography competitions.
creates stories in photos, and his goal is to show "past, present and future" in an interesting photo.
Arthur Mebius studied photography at the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague, Netherlands.
He mainly serves customers in Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland (as far as Mexico and North Korea), and has won many awards.
In his work, Arthur tells the story in a humorous way, exaggerates and draws attention to surprises. When a character encounters a sense of strangeness, the absurdity of the situation is magnified as if it is completely normal.
humor tends to tend to tragedy comedy , unfortunately creating a twist in the story.
From the outside, the scenes often appear unreal, but because the scenes are carefully composed by the photographer to the smallest details, they create their own amazing and vivid reality.
Arthur's personal sense of humor and time constitute the premise and foundation of the work, and its perfect execution allows the audience and production team to move forward.
Arthur Lives in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and works anywhere with a perfect location.
Artur Möbius has been working in photography for over 15 years and has created iconic and interesting stories for countless advertising companies of all sizes.
The artist even created a film project and said he could shoot at 25 frames per second with the proper briefing: “The stories I like to shoot can be fun, curious, engaging, and twisted in plot.”
When you look at Mobius’ eclectic portfolio, it’s not hard to see why he was named the best in competitions like D&AD, ADC, Cannes, Epica and PANL Sony Awards.
Although his work includes quite a lot of photo editing, he still manages to portray the scene in a very believable way. In addition to commercial publicity, the photographer is also busy with many personal projects.
I especially like to use a picture to tell you a single-frame story of the past, present and future.
The momentary still image of people facing the situation they happen to be in. The stories I like to shoot can be interesting, curious, engaging, or happen at the same time.
So if you have a single frame story execution idea, I'm yours.
worked in advertising companies of all sizes for more than 15 years, which gave him experience in thinking ahead in the creative production of photos and movies.
He knows how to satisfy customers.
His works have won awards at the Cannes Film Festival , German ADC, Swiss ADC, Netherlands ADCN, EPICA, D&AD, New York Film Festival, Color Awards, etc.
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