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Numéro Berlin

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Diving butterflies: Christian Werner photographed German landscapes with a Leica M-P240 for the first issue of the luxury magazine Numéro Berlin. Accompanied by an essay on the charm of the charmless, Werner’s pictures reveal nature in Germany as known by most local people: bales of hay in fields of stubble, electricity lines over flat countryside, meadows, pine forests and wind power stations. With pictures where the obviously special is missing, the photographer conveys the idea that, wherever there is nature, a mystery awaits.

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Leica M-P / Summicron-M 35 mm f/2 Asph

PHOTOGRAPHER

Christian Werner

Christian Werner, born 1977 in Paderborn, lives and works in Berlin. In addition to his portrait work as well as reportages for newspapers and magazines, the photographer also addresses the history of West Germany prior to the country’s reunification. In 2016, he published two books on the topic: Stillleben BRD (Kerber Publishing), and Bauformen des Gewissens (Kröner Publishing)

www.christianwerner.org