Franziska Bischoff

Are we the echo of our past or the promise of our future?✨ Meet @nele.anna_maria // @nele_mag.moehren . A woman who shows what it truly means to be brave. She shares her story openly, shining a light on the uncomfortable truths of our society. With every word she puts out into the world, she breaks a taboo, and with every truth she speaks, she gives others the permission and courage to do the same. She talks about the things we stay silent about, the things that make us uncomfortable. And for those lost in the dark, she is a light guiding their path. In today’s world, we need more people like Nele. People who tell their story tirelessly, people who stay loud and share their memories to set others free.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​🤎 A huge thank you to @nele_mag.moehren for trusting me and being in front of my lense. It was an honour to capture you and your story.📸🙏🏽 . . ©️FB

Less is more. In Photography we often think about how we can make project better or even more special. In wanted to step back from that and go back to the basics. A face, light, and a personality. It is very special for me, because I didn't needed to say anything to Oliver the model here. He could just be in this photo, and I guess this is what it makes so special for me. It was like we say the perfect first shot, wich turns out as this beautiful portrait photo. Simple, but full of character.

THE WOMAN WITHIN We were taught to recognize strength by its volume. To admire what dominates, controls and demands attention. Perhaps we have been looking for strength in the wrong places. The most enduring forces have never needed to raise their voices. The ocean does not become less powerful because it moves with grace. The roots of an ancient tree do not become weaker because they grow unseen. Nature has never separated softness from strength, only we have. Maybe femininity speaks the same language. Quiet enough to be overlooked, soft enough to love unconditionally, wise enough to let go when it’s needed, fearless enough to become exactly who it was meant to be and always powerful enough to reshape generations. Perhaps femininity was always meant to remind us at this special strength. ✨