F1 Archive: Heinz-Harald Frentzen The Frentzen Collection Still life editorial
Heinz-Harald Frentzen raced in Formula 1 from 1994 to 2003, driving for Sauber, Williams, Jordan, Prost and Arrows. He won three Grands Prix, at Imola in 1997 and at Magny-Cours and Monza in 1999, and finished runner-up in the 1997 World Championship with Williams. [View]
Amsterdam Fashion Week Lichting 2026 and street style Backstage, runway and street style
[DRAFT] Backstage and runway at the 20th edition of Lichting, in the Passage of the Rijksmuseum, plus street style outside the shows. [View]
FREITAG A Cool Bag Story Lifestyle editorial (spec work)
A grocery run through Stuttgarter Platz in Berlin, the market under the S-Bahn arches, built around the F738 Cool Bag. [View]
Prinsengracht Mees Lifestyle editorial
At-home editorial with Mees, from the kitchen to the rooftop. [View]
Pacecowboys Pacecowboys Running brand editorial
Editorial for running brand Pacecowboys, shot in the dunes. [View]
TEFAF - The European Fine Art Fair TEFAF Event coverage
The world’s premier fair for fine art and antiques, Maastricht 2024. [View]
Stella Artois - Roland Garros Stella Artois Event coverage
BTS, event coverage and step and repeat during Roland Garros, at the SAX Hotel in Paris. Commissioned by WINK. [View]
Schiphol Airport - New Dutch Horizons Schiphol Airport New Dutch Horizons, art installation
The illuminated art walls of New Dutch Horizons, a 200 metre exhibition by 19 Dutch artists. Commissioned by WINK. [View]
Hey there! I'm Moritz Fietje Stehle. Born in Germany but raised in different parts of the globe. İstanbul, Ciudad de México, 서울, Paris, Wien and Amsterdam. These places have shaped every part of me and created this mosaic lens through which I see the world.
My photography focuses on people, spaces and their stories. I approach my work with a love for unique compositions and bold details. Whether it's an editorial for a brand, a magazine story or an interior shoot for a hotel or an apartment, I want every photo to feel like a frame out of a movie. Make people stop and wonder what the story was.