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Automotive Fotograf Phillip Rehberg

"It's me"

"I have always had a great love for photography & design"

Hello, my name is Phillip Rehberg, automotive photographer from Cologne/Bonn NRW.
You can find my work scattered all over the internet.
Nowadays, aesthetic visuals are a "KEY" element - I would be happy to support you in your projects.

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"My story"

Great that you made it to my page in the Internet Jungle - but my story would go beyond the scope here.

Nevertheless, I am happy to tell you something about myself.

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Growing up in a creative family, I discovered my love for photography & design at an early age.

I had contact with it from the very first second, because the logo for my birth was the "Keith HARING" baby.

At the age of 6 I met "James RIZZI", one of the most popular contemporary artists of Pop Art - this encounter cemented my passion even deeper.

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Back in school, I often drew on my desk in class - I always saw and judged certain things differently. This cemented my love for photography to visualize my view of these things

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My passion for means of transport, their speed, as well as their design and aesthetics was triggered in 1999 by the film "STAR WARS - The Phantom Menace".

In this context, it turned out that the M2 from BMW would be the car that would meet my needs on each of these levels.

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My lens captures the pulse of cars and the stories they tell.

What sets me apart is my love for dramatic aesthetics.

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I believe that photography is a way to freeze moments and emotions, to let them linger and resonate. Every image I create is part of my journey, a blend of skill, innovation and a relentless pursuit of excellence.

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However, there was a time when I lost sight of my wishes and dreams, but that is over now.

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I look forward to you!

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"Contact"

I am always looking for new, exciting opportunities.

+49 176 70464560

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