Florian Sulzer

Florian Sulzer

Florian Sulzer works as a documentary and portrait photographer between Vienna and Graz. In 2018 he began studying photojournalism and documentary photography in Hannover. In 2021 he did an internship at the Bremen daily Weser-Kurier, and in 2022 he spent a semester abroad in Dhaka, Bangladesh. His focus is on long-term projects exploring human impact on the climate, wildlife and the environment.

Contact:
Website: http://www.floriansulzer.com
Instagram: @sulzerflorian

Florian’s articles

Water

Lake Neusiedl: tracing the salt pans.

In 2022 Austria’s largest lake was at risk of drying up for the first time in 150 years. Our photographer Florian Sulzer investigated the causes.

View across fields and Lake Neusiedl to the Alps – the drying-up steppe lake in Burgenland

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Water

MS Norröna: by ferry across the North Atlantic to Iceland

From Denmark via the Faroe Islands to the far north: a passage through the rugged beauty of the sea.

A crew member stands in the interior of the MS Norröna, where several empty tables and chairs stand in front of large windows. The soft light of early evening creates a dreamy atmosphere.

Advice

Polaroid emulsion lift: how to make little works of art with minimal effort.

Bored with your pictures? With the emulsion lift technique, you can turn Polaroids into small, unique works of art with very little effort. Explained step by step.

Water

Lake Neusiedl: tracing the salt pans

In 2022 Austria’s largest lake was at risk of drying up for the first time in 150 years. Our photographer Florian Sulzer investigated the causes.

Work

Kidfluencers as a business model: when children become a commodity

Child influencers earn their parents a lot of money – but who protects the youngest when their privacy is marketed in public?

Posed photo of a teenage kidfluencer sitting on a chair in her darkened room. She is putting on make-up for social media while looking at her smartphone, which is framed by a bright LED ring light.

Award winners

My house wrapped in clouds

Armina Ahmadinia returns to the Caspian Sea. Her photographic work tells of the retreating water, the loss of familiar places and a quiet longing for closeness and home.

Award winners

From trying to photograph the wind.

Lithuania has the highest suicide rate in Europe. Hannes Jung examines the background in his work.

Varena, Lithuania on February 21, 2016: Teresa dances in her kitchen. 19 years earlier, her husband took his own life.

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