Angelika Buettner Photography

February 24, 2021 | Family Services, France, Lyon, Nice, Paris, Toulouse

Angelika Buettner Photographer

Angelika was born and raised in Germany but relocated to Paris to pursue her photography career. Angelika is a portrait photographer; her approach to strong feminine sensual photography and sensitive lighting has attracted a large number of international clients. Angelika is known for her love of artistic challenge and variety.

I AM – Celebrating the Perfect Imperfect – is Angelika’s passion project which was published in 2020. A collection of Nude Portraits and words of mature women, taking an honest look at the 21st-century woman by peeling away the veneer of clothing. Raw and refined, edgy and elegant, vulnerable and strong, it is a homage to the goddesses of today. Angelika is known for her love of artistic challenge and variety and for injecting cinematography into still images: she pays close attention to the use of light and shadows. Angelika’s exposure to the fashion and beauty industries and her sensitivity to society’s stereotypes about mature women has shaped the concept of ageless beauty. Her work is not of nudes, but of nude portraits, where she depicts the complete person: capturing expression, displaying the likeness, personality and individual mood of each subject. Her photographs portray ageless beings, fully respecting the spiritual practice of choosing the presence of life.

It’s been my passion, my intuition, my vision, my desire, my obsession, and my quest to reveal and showcase the ageless beauty of women over 40 to make us all more visible. Using my camera as a therapeutic tool and instrument of social commentary, I have attempted to capture, something raw and refined, edgy and elegant, honest and pure. Naked portraits of strong women who dare to step out of their comfort zone is finally here.” Angelika Buettner

 

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