NEW : Still Stars, still life photography agency, Munich; LAUREL campaign, in the sky with BOGNER, ALLUDE and free beauty, food, accessories, interior and design work

Stillstars from Munich is a new entry at GoSee. Claudia Schüller set up the still life agency “because there was no comparable monothematic photography agency in Germany or Europe” explains the agent. And because the world of ‘still’ pictures need not hide behind fashion and people photography.

The agency acts as a guide and consultant in the creative jungle; clients can scan potential photographers in various regions. The portfolios are divided into clear categories, the website is easy to navigate. A very professional and practical tool. In addition to this, the agency boss places a lot of emphasis on direct and personal client consultancy.

What about project execution, such as pack shots? “That is our specialty’ says Claudia. ‘Packshots deal with pure product photography, without too much staging. So the photographer is less in focus, greater importance is placed on the reliable and uncomplicated handling for clients. Stillstars works with one of the best-equipped photo studios and high-end retouch studios. Together we produce extremely high quality product photography at fixed prices.”

In addition to photographers Wolf-Dieter BÖTTCHER, Stephan GUSTAVUS, Rafael NEFF, Maik ROSITZKI, Götz SOMMER and Heinz WUCHNER, the agency represents creative director Reto BRUNNER. This is rather unusual but fits in perfectly with the agency portfolio.

Claudia Schüller graduated in business studies before setting up Stillstars, where she worked in a worldwide renowned art gallery and worked on acquisitions for Vogue and Glamour. She is also one of the co-founders of the STERNENFÄNGER photography agency.

“After six successful years I wanted to set up a small, successful business again. Stillstars is just as I imagined it to be, to a certain extent the distillate of my experience: a still life agency for design, trends and art, professional client friendly and service-orientated.”