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  • Work
  • Publications
    • WaveUp Mag
    • collab.orange VINYL
    • DOCU Magazine Special Edition
    • AJVT
    • Larry Choppins
    • 20 Jahre Zistigsclub - The Book
    • 13145 - Homebase Zine.
    • Cove Diamond
    • .Sin Carne Por Favor.
    • Hermano's Magazine
    • A Long Weekend
  • About Me
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  • Prints

Re-Connect to Nature

In Lak’ech Ala K’in - As above so below, as without so within. I am another you, you are another me.

Oceans are being polluted, forests destroyed for big corporate needs. Animals are harmed and humans suffer around the planet. We need to re-connect with ourselves through nature.

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The goal of Amazinc! skincare is to create range of products that are only natural - nothing more and nothing less. Products that we can produce and consume for years and years without damaging the environment and our planet.

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Product- Web content shots for Amazinc. Skincare

Amazinc. Skincare is a 100% plastic free, sustainable and organic product that is produced without any animals being harmed. So that you can be safe to take it into the ocean for a surf, put on your hands for a hike or protect your lips in the snow. Thanks for the support Amazinc. Skincare.

categories: Photography
Monday 10.15.18
Posted by Fabian Scheidegger
 

Dear Los Angeles...

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The way your streets mean so much to your inhabitants.

The cold concrete and the blurry sky.

The hot weather and foggy mornings.

Loud music is sounding from the cars.

The people call themselves Angelenos.

Your culture rooted so deep in musical history.

In film making, for you, a form that extends the art.

Subcultures emerge straight from your heart.

So many of them you made famous.

Hollywood, Venice Beach, Compton, Inglewood, Downtown, The Valley, Malibu…

there’s no stop in your diversity.

The waves are crashing on the shore,

the smell of Coffee is coming out of a corner somewhere far off

. Sure you got your problems. But, dear Los Angeles, you are amazing.

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categories: Writing, Photography
Wednesday 10.10.18
Posted by Fabian Scheidegger
 

Before the Warmth

The sun kisses the wet ground. The hot steam from the Coffee cups merges with the morning dew and disappears in the pines. We awake with our senses. The golden color in the morning, the fresh smells, the calm excitement to start a new day.

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Web content product shots for Sunday.Collab

categories: Photography
Sunday 09.09.18
Posted by Fabian Scheidegger
 

Skid Row Crisis

In late Fall 2016, on the way to the Arts District in DTLA, we accidentally ended up in Skid Row. Unaware, it was stunning as I looked left and right and all of a sudden, there were no more shops. No more restaurants. No more cars - as just one block further up the road...

There were pople living in tents on the boardwalk. Beaten windows. Shut closed doors and empty streets. A man walked by, looking at me and my friends. Eying the blinded tourists we were. Walking straight at us he was shouting some un-understandable things. Feared as we were we turned around walking back to our car where we came from.

I was able to get two pictures of the scenario. As I later learned, Skid Row contains one of the largest stable populations (between 5,000 and 8,000) of homeless people in the United States.

That was 2016. Since then, there are more homeless people than ever. The city of Los Angeles is struggling to handle the situation as the numbers grow. Covid doesn't make it any better.

categories: Photography, Writing
Monday 10.10.16
Posted by Fabian Scheidegger
 
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