Benjamin Monn – Motion

benjamin monn / bugatti chiron

benjamin monn / mercedes-maybach g 650

benjamin monn / bugatti chiron

Benjamin Monn – Motion

Benjamin Antony Monn worked as an assistant to several international photographers before undertaking an apprenticeship at the Art in Action Studio in native Munich, Germany.

Ever since, he has worked as a professional photographer concentrating on the fields of automotive, architecture & interior and corporate photography. Some of his clients for motion work and stills are Bugatti, Porsche, Bentley and Mercedes.

Benjamin describes his photography as a balancing act between fine art and commercial work. The artist inside him never stands still.

He won a variety of awards and prizes for his photography, i.a. the famous Hasselblad Masters Award in the category architecture. He is currently represented by several international galleries and agents, among others in Shanghai, Los Angeles and New York.

His works were published in several prestigious magazines and special photographic press and his photographs were exhibited in various solo and group shows.

slim pictures

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slim is a production studio creating exceptional tv commercials, social media and branded content. Our services span production for motion and stills photography, editorial, vfx and finish services.

slim represents a carefully curated roster of directors, photographers, editors and vfx artists who push creative boundaries.

We combine our creative talent’s strengths with our producer’s resourcefulness to produce compelling, original stories for our clients.

Owner/EP Tom Weissferdt established Slim in 2010 and continues to collaborate with ingenious talent from across the globe.

For service production information please visit slimpictures.com/service

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