Tim Wagner

Teaching areas: AI in photojournalism

Tim Wagner studied Visual Journalism and Documentary Photography at Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts. As a student, he spent several weeks documenting the clearing of the Dannenröder Forest. In his 2024 bachelor’s thesis he explored AI-generated images and the relationship between artificial intelligence and photojournalism.

In May 2025, together with Florian Müller, he gave a workshop at the university’s Future Lab – AI Lab on where prompt-generated images and photography compete with each other.

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Final projects

The invisible threat.

Lando Hass visits a research project in the Central African Republic that could make a decisive contribution to preventing the emergence of epidemics.

After dark

Narcolepsy: when sleep becomes an illness

Sudden attacks, hallucinations, leaden tiredness: student Livia Sommer looks for answers in a sleep lab.

Sommer sits in her hospital room. After her skin has been degreased, nurse Marie Drebing attaches the first two electrodes around her eyes so that her eye movements can be tracked. Warm light falls on her face.

Advice

Overcoming creative block: why it happens and how to get back into the flow.

Creative block is frustrating – but it doesn’t have to last. Find out why it happens, what it is trying to tell you and how to overcome it step by step and get back into the flow.

Award winners

City of steel.

In Zenica, Bosnia, student Lasse Branding documents the impact of the local steel mill on the people of the town.

What holds us together

Life off the grid: a visit to a commune

Breakfast by the wood stove, water from a reed-bed treatment system: how practical is a life that does without comforts?

On the margins

Do friendships last longer in the countryside? A visit to Hettenkirchen

A self-built party hut, fixed rituals, the same faces: on a closeness that in rural areas sometimes lasts a lifetime.

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