About
Hi, we are Anna and Robin and we currently live in northern Switzerland. We share – among many other things – a fascination for photographing landscapes, animals and plants of this world. Besides our personal projects, which take us across the European continent, mainly, we also love to photograph all kinds of nature-related events. On the one hand, we always struggled to specialize in a more specific discipline within the field. On the other hand, we prefer not to label our work as plain «nature photography» and much prefer the term «biosphere photography». We invite you to click through our webpage in order to find out what the heck we mean by that.
Bio
Robin
When I was a kid, I always felt the strong urge to capture the biodiversity I encountered. For instance, I kept every dead insect I found and pinned them on a plate of cork. In combination with various botanicals, shells, sea urchins and fossils, they added up to a considerable collection of natural items. When I discovered photography at age 12, a new tool was embraced to capture living beings I encountered around me. Inspired by photographic reports and TV documentations featured by iconic institutions such as "National Geographic", nowadays, photography is not as much a way of "collecting" for me anymore, but a mean to document complex ecosystems and its inhabitants. In doing so, I find it hard to only focus on either animals, plants or landscapes as I see all of these components as an inextricable whole, only making sense when looked at in relation to each other. Trying to portrait this complex web is my passion.
Anna
Animals have always played an important role in my life. Be it Switzerland, Portugal or Tanzania - during my childhood and adolescence they were always an integral part of my every-day life and they have fuelled my fascination for all the living beings that share the planet with us. Through the lens I started to discover what other wonderful creatures share our living space and since love to capture their secret beauty. I especially like to zoom into the hidden worlds that lie at our feet. Secretive Beetles, spiders, butter- and dragonflies - the ever-so near-by diversity which is too often overlooked, is truly amazing! During my time at University, where I engaged in Environmental Studies combined with a variety of Humanities, I strengthened eye and conciousness for the influence of our own species on the surrounding environment. For me, sustainability and environmental awareness implicate unquestionable values I seek to live after every day.
Info
Clients
Klimaplattform Küttigen (2023)
CEA Lab ETH Zurich (2022-2023)
NV Küttigen-Rombach (2022)
Zirkular GmbH (2021)
Les Gamines (2021)
denkstatt/insitu (2018 - 2022)
Kantensprung AG (2020)
Gear
Nikon
Nikon D850
Nikon D500
Nikon D7200 (Underwater)
NIKKOR AF-S DX 18-140mm F3.5-5.6 G ED VR
NIKKOR 14–24 mm 1:2,8G ED
NIKKOR AF-S DX 40mm Micro F2.8 G
Sigma
SIGMA 150-600mm F5-6,3 DG OS HSM Contemp.
SIGMA 18-35mm F1,8 DC HSM Art
Tamron
TAMRON SP F017 90 mm f/2.8 Di Macro VC USD
Ikelite
IKELITE 200FL Underwater TTL Housing (D7200)
Publications
Milan 2/2021 - BirdLife Aargau
"Ein Paradies für die Künstlerinnen der Lüfte" - Article about dragonflies in the small nature reserve Eriwis in the Swiss canton of Aargau
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Milan 3/2021 - BirdLife Aargau
"Der Wald ist ein Organismus!" - Article about sustainable forestry in the Swiss canton of Aargau
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Milan 4/2021 - BirdLife Aargau
"Die heimlichste Schlange im Aargau" - Article about a snake monitoring project
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Milan 3/2022 - BirdLife Aargau
"Setzlingsmarkt Küttigen" - Article about a seednling market in Küttigen Aargau
Contact us
Basecamps : Aarau & Basel
Contact : contact form
Email : buserhillphoto(at)gmail.com
Instagram : @buserhillphotography
Exhibitions
SPC Photo Award Exhibition
Galerie Katapult, Basel
3. - 12. September - 2020
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Pro Natura "Wilderness" Exhibition
Different Conservation Centres (CH)
2022-2023
Awards
SPC Photo Award
Basel - 2020
1st rank in public voting category:
"Double Take"
SPC Photo Award
Basel - 2020
3rd rank in public voting category:
"Glowing Reef Squid, Mozambique"
Pro Natura "Wilderness" Award
Switzerland - 2021
"Short list" ranks 4 to 10
"Augstbordgrat"