Matthias Knust

With greetings from Japan. An orderly picture, my inner zen garden was hooked up by some dynamics. One of the best whiskeys from Japan inspired me for this picture, somehow everything seems so small, so fragile, almost free-spirited from my perspective. What is your first thought when you see this picture?

Just olive oil with good bread. A clear, delicious photo set that whets the appetite for more. The food dealer loves straight, honest and straight to the point, high-quality food.

A shot of honey in the whiskey? Why not, simply put the blurring in the foreground of the image with the aperture open, with a little soft light from the left and right side. The contrast between the dark slate and the golden yellow shining whiskey makes this a wonderful eye-catcher. Are you thirsty?

Snapshots in photography are one of the most important moments for good pictures that will be remembered. Paired with a good wine, in this case a Bacchus from Baden Germany. The picture was taken in my photo studio for a customer who sells wine with passion. In this campaign I had a free choice for my creativity, perhaps because the delicious wine was decisive for the mirror image, who knows, the idea with the mirror image after enjoying Bacchus and certainly from previous works of art from the past.

The hidden wine in the glass was an idea after enjoying this delicious Grauburgerunder from Baden on Lake Constance. This picture comes from a campaign for a wine merchant from northern Germany, my homeland. For the customer I have the full creativity for the customer acquisition a nice moment as a food photographer. The picture was exposed in my photo studio.

This moving image was acquired for an online campaign. The nuts and raisins should represent dynamism and freshness and contain a modern setting. Food photography from a minimalist perspective.

Free work. The aim was to present the pineapple as a "technical representation". The inner organic shows the freshness and texture of the fruit. I like minimalistic food photos that despite their "simplicity" invite you to look at the picture for more than 3 seconds.

Craft beer photographed in a minimalist way, or rather arranged and photographed. In this picture I was concerned with minimalism, freshness, liveliness and the unusual, perhaps irritating, presentation. My usual goal was to captivate the viewer's eyes with a new impression for more than 3 seconds, maybe it worked for one or the other. I am happy and thank you to be part of the community.