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Carolin Unrath portrays the author of 'Endlich kochen!' (=Finally Cooking!), Paula Bründl

Paula Bründl is a top Austrian chef, author, and TV personality who rose to prominence after winning the Sat.1 cooking competition "The Taste" in 2021.

For her new online presence, photographer Carolin Unrath followed the Austrian chef and author Paula Bründl with her camera—naturally, into the kitchen.

"My journey into the kitchen began in South Tyrol’s Ahrntal Valley, where I spent every spare moment of my childhood on my grandparents' farm. Whether I was with the newborn calves or drinking fresh milk, I was the happiest child in the world there. Back then, I was drawn by the farm's adventures; today, I am fascinated by the deep connection to the authentic and the elemental. I watched grass turn into lush fodder, and fodder into milk—the 'white gold' of our homeland. Those who work with nature reap its bounty.

For me, it is only natural to make full use of these gifts. Anyone who has...

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Tuesday, October 13

'Road to Arizona' – A preview of photographer Philipp Rathmer’s personal project on gosee.news

"Road to Arizona" is the title of a personal project by Philipp Rathmer. However, he shot this road-trip series in South Africa, where he will also be available for bookings in the upcoming season.

The series was produced in collaboration with Episode Media Productions. Styling was by Nina, and hair and makeup by Richard Wilkinson.

Philipp Rathmer is represented by the Hamburg-based agency UPFRONT Photo & Film.

 

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Monday, October 5

Silvia Alessi honored at the Global Peace Photo Award for the "Peace Image of the Year 2026"

From 27,846 submissions across 144 countries, the jury of the Global Peace Photo Award selected the work "The Cut" by Italian photographer Silvia Alessi as the Peace Image of the Year 2026. On September 24, 2026, the winners of the international Global Peace Photo Award competition were honored with the Alfred Fried Peace Medal at Vienna City Hall—marking the fourteenth edition of the event.

We present the winners of the Global Peace Photo Award 2026 on gosee.news:

Sesilia Shainidze from Georgia won the Children’s Category with "My Family," while Silvia Alessi from Italy took the Single...

 

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'Prawns Chic' – Seafood meets costume jewelry in this personal project by photographer Magnus Meier-Röbke

"A creepy yet humorous still-life series about the power of the shrimp. The series title, 'Prawns Chic,' alludes to the 'porn chic' fashion trend of the 90s, famously associated with brands like Gucci under Tom Ford." – Magnus Meier-Röbke, Photographer

Note: While smaller varieties are usually called "shrimp" in English, the larger, meaty specimens (such as Black Tiger prawns) are referred to as "prawns." They have firm flesh and a delicate, slightly sweet flavor.

In British English, as well as in Australia and New Zealand, the word "prawn" is generally used for almost all varieties. In the US, however, "shrimp" is the term usually employed, regardless of size.

None of this matters to the cooking pot: their flavor and texture are simply too similar—and their nutritional profiles are virtually identical.


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Friday, October 2

'There's more to the story' – Alexandrena Parker photographed a portrait campaign and directed for the global pharmaceutical player Vertex

Cystic fibrosis is a congenital, hereditary metabolic disorder that causes extremely viscous mucus to build up in the organs. A genetic defect in the CFTR gene disrupts the salt and water balance of the body's cells. Secretion-producing glands release too little water, causing bodily secretions to become sticky and thick rather than thin and fluid.

Alexandrena Parker photographed the images shown here on gosee.news for Vertex.

This disease is a cause close to Alexandrena Parker’s heart, as she is personally affected by it. The condition is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner, meaning...

 

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Wednesday, September 30

Politician Elif Eralp was the face of The Left Party's '26 election campaign - the images were shot by Tian Stöhr

German politician Elif Eralp ran as the lead candidate for the party Die Linke in the 2026 election for the Berlin House of Representatives. Born in Munich to a family of Turkish descent, she passed her first state law examination in 2007 and her second (with distinction) in 2009. She joined Die Linke in 2017, motivated by the AfD’s entry into the Bundestag.

Tian Stöhr created portraits of politicians Elif Eralp and Yurtsever Özdemir for the 2026 election campaign of the German party Die Linke.

Elif Eralp was, among other things, a co-founder of the nationwide migrant network LINKS*KANAX....

 

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'Standing by the Thames' – photographed by Matthew Joseph for TIDEWAY

For TIDEWAY, Matthew Joseph returned to his photographic roots in portraiture. The result is a comprehensive photo essay documenting the people behind one of London’s largest infrastructure projects of recent years. "Standing By The Thames" was commissioned by TIDEWAY as both a photo essay and an exhibition.

Over a period of 15 months, Matthew photographed individuals from the 25,000-strong workforce that spent a decade building London’s new sewer system and the associated structures along the River Thames.

The resulting series links their faces and stories with the new public spaces along the river—thereby honoring not only an extraordinary engineering feat but, above all, the people who made it possible.

The British infrastructure company Tideway was established specifically to finance, build, and operate the new "Super Sewer" (the Thames Tideway Tunnel) beneath London. The project...

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Wednesday, September 23

FUTUR group exhibition at the former Potsdam military casino, in collaboration with the Paris-based collective LeWonder

... what happens when the visions we have relied on no longer hold up? When progress appears less like a promise and more like an abyss? The group exhibition FUTUR seeks the future not merely in new images, but in the relationships generated by our present—between people, institutions, technologies, and the environment.

In collaboration with the Paris-based collective Le Wonder, the exhibition brings together artistic positions that do not predict the future, but rather examine the ways in which we perceive it. Shaping the future together seems impossible. Yet, through the work of Fred...

 

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Tuesday, September 22

Alfa Romeo x Anantara – Dolce Vita on Europe’s Most Beautiful Roads

Driving the Giulia and Stelvio along the Amalfi Coast – and switching to the wheel of a 1950s Giulietta along the way: Alfa Romeo is the automotive partner of the “Anantara Grand Tour of Europe”. The new travel concept by Anantara Hotels & Resorts revives the legendary Grand Tours of the 18th century, combining European culture, exceptional hotels and some of the continent’s most beautiful roads with Italian driving culture.

At the heart of the experience are the Alfa Romeo Giulia and Stelvio, taking guests from one Anantara hotel to the next. The journey itself is very much part of the...

 

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'Hitler’s Birthplace in Braunau to Become a Police Station – Is That Feasible?' – Roderick Aichinger photographed the otherwise tranquil town of Braunau for the NZZ

This NZZ report focuses on the hotly debated conversion of Hitler’s birthplace in Braunau am Inn into a police station—a project costing around 20 million euros. The underlying idea was to strip the site of any symbolic power or appeal for old-school and neo-Nazis. The accompanying photographs were taken by Roderick Aichinger.

The article in question appeared in the *NZZ am Sonntag* magazine. It examines in depth the decades-long political and social dispute regarding the future use of Adolf Hitler’s birthplace on Salzburger Vorstadt. The Austrian town of Braunau am Inn is known worldwide primarily as the birthplace of Adolf Hitler, who spent the first three years of his life there.

The historic building, with its white façade, had stood empty since 2011. The Austrian Ministry of the Interior’s stated goal was to drain the site of all symbolic significance by dedicating it to purely...

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Tuesday, September 15

Homeless youth – photographed by Alexandra Polina for DIE ZEIT

Homeless Youth – The sobering backdrop to this story lies in alarming figures from the Federal Ministry of Housing. According to the data, more than 192,000 young people under the age of 25 were classified as homeless in Germany at the start of the previous year—a dramatic increase compared to prior years.

The feature gives a direct voice to five young people affected by this situation. They share their personal stories, often marked by broken homes, sudden eviction by their families, mental health issues, and drug use. The accompanying photographs were taken by Alexandra Polina for DIE...

 

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Tuesday, September 15

Fete d'Ete en Anjou - Photos Yoann Stoeckel

Throughout the French region of Maine-et-Loire, the area comes alive in July and August with open-air concerts and village festivals. We owe the personal work shown here to photographer Yoann Stoeckel.

Anjou is a historic province in western France that largely corresponds to the modern-day Maine-et-Loire department. The region surrounding the capital, Angers, is world-renowned for its rich cultural heritage, idyllic river landscapes, and first-class wines. Anjou is considered the western gateway to the famous Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Yoann Stoeckel is represented by the...

 

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"How to Reinvent a Dance Tradition? Be Light as a Feather." – Roderick Aichinger photographs Lai Hung Chung for the NYTimes

Lai Hung-Chung is the founder and artistic director of Hung Dance, a contemporary dance company based in Taiwan. He is known for a distinctive choreographic language that seamlessly blends traditional East Asian concepts—such as elements of Tai Chi—with the fluid yet raw power of Western contemporary dance.

Photographer Roderick Aichinger created a portrait of Lai Hung-Chung for *The New York Times*.

The piece, published in June 2026 under the "Critic's Notebook" column, was an in-depth dual profile exploring the evolution of contemporary Chinese and Taiwanese dance.

The article highlights two pioneering choreographers from different generations who were presenting works in New York at the same time: Lai Hung-Chung and the world-renowned Shen Wei.

The interview was prompted by the official New York debut of Hung Dance. Shortly after the article’s publication, the company staged its hit...

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Wednesday, September 9

'Sister Act' – Nina Park handles the makeup for the five Tekkal sisters for a Deutsch Vogue special

Five sisters, five strong voices—and a shared stance. For the July/August 2026 issue of *Vogue Germany*, Düzen, Tezcan, Tuğba, Tülin, and Tuna Tekkal stepped in front of Sarah Willmeroth’s camera. Makeup artist Nina Park was responsible for the beauty looks.

Titled "Sisters Act," the feature sees fashion meet a family story that extends far beyond the realm of style. Raised in Hanover, the five sisters - part of a Yazidi-Kurdish family - co-founded the human rights organization Háwar.help in 2015 and are actively engaged in projects promoting human rights, democracy, diversity, and...

 

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Monday, September 7

'Train Dreams' featuring the carriage Celia, designed by Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin - go on a grand journey with star photographer Annie Leibovitz, VOGUE UK and the stars of London's West End

Who needs Hogwarts to experience a cool train adventure? Annie Leibovitz photographed this imaginative editorial, "Train Dreams," exclusively for Vogue UK September 2026—and on board was the who's who of the 2026 theater season, namely the stars of London's West End.

Wading aboard the train of your dreams are Brian Cox, Letitia Wright, Josephine Thiesen, Luke Thompson, Sadie Soverall, Harriet Walter, Mason Alexander Park, and Archie Madekwe (Saltburn). Incidentally, Archie currently has a cameo in Madonna's "Confessions II - The Film," the star-studded, 13-minute short film and visual album...

 

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