JURIS is the leading online portal for legal information and practical knowledge in Germany. The latest JURIS campaign was photographed by Domink Mentzos with Hanna, Arne and Hannes posing for his lens, all three c/o BRODYBOOKINGS.

juris GmbH was founded in 1985 as a government-owned company tasked with establishing a modern legal information system for the Federal Republic of Germany. It was mainly used by public authorities as a source of information.

Today, Juris is the leading digital provider of legal information and know-how from the world of legal practice in Germany – and continues to develop its offering as a pioneer in a growth market with a promising future.

BRODYBOOKINGS manages : Handsome men. Intelligent women. Sweet kids. Spry pensioners. Amateurs. Beginners. Pros. Seasoned hands. From Allgäu to Alaska. For AMG and AUDI. For BOSCH and Bananas. For C&A and CDU. In Cape Town and Copenhagen. For Dior and dm. For Edeka and Europapark. For Fashion and Fanatic. For the Gala or the G Class. For HUGO and for Boss.
 
23.09.2024 show complete article

DOMINIK MENTZOS presents the new JURIS 2024 campaign here on GoSee with new motifs that are an addition, or better further development of a project from a while back. The photos stand for the various areas of legal practice. The executive agency was RTS Rieger Team. For more information on the various areas, please visit: www.juris.de.

Plus, Dominik is among the 24 photographers of the BFF from the regions Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, and Saarland, who are exhibiting their work in a monitor installation as part of the 30th season opener of the Frankfurt galleries from 6 to 8 September 2024. The exhibition is a collaboration with the Holy Cross Brewing Society.

The opening took place on 6 September and started at 6pm.
Part of Frankfurt Art Experience.
 
02.09.2024 show complete article

Simone SCHNEIDER c/o ANDREA HEBERGER presents a stylish take on the topic of suffragettes together with silver-aged charismatic beauty Eulalia c/o Brodybookings.

Suffragette is the term used to describe the women who fought for their right to vote in England more than 100 hundred years ago. New Zealand was the first country to allow universal women's suffrage in 1893. In Germany, women’s voting rights were introduced in 1918, and in Switzerland, it wasn’t until 1971.

Thanks to the film classic Mary Poppins from the year 1964, featuring the song ‘Sister Suffragette’, the suffragettes are still known to children to this day.


CREDITS
Styling Irmela Schwengler
Hair & Makeup Katja Luz
Model Eulalia c/o Brodybookings
Photographer Simone Schneider c/o ANDREA HEBERGER GmbH
 
12.07.2024 show complete article