At the Magnus workshops run by Regens Wagner Holzhausen, we photographed staff and employees in their work environment. The goal of the production was to show the people behind the workshops’ products and what their daily work looks like.
Attached is the article for the in-house magazine “Holzwurm”:
Pictures often say more than words
Each of us enjoys beautiful pictures. On television, in magazines, on posters, or on the internet. Beautiful pictures immediately make one more inclined to read. And with illustrations, one can imagine some things much better.
For example, people who buy our vegetables often don’t know where they grow or how they are harvested. Or in agriculture. Those who buy our eggs and pasta should also have the opportunity to see the chickens and the people who lovingly care for them daily. And customers who buy a carpet from us often don’t know where or by whom the carpet is woven.
So we asked a photographer to photograph us at work. The pictures turned out very beautifully. They show our pride and joy in our work, as well as the responsibility and effort we put in. The plan is for photographer Daniel Schvarcz to photograph all working groups. And then we will display the pictures in newspapers, on posters, and on the internet, so that everyone can see how diligent we are and how wonderful our workplace at Regens Wagner is.
Highlighting Work, Skill, and Responsibility
The portrait photography combined personal shots with insights into on-site activities. The focus was on the employees, their tasks, and their contribution to the products.
An accompanying article in the company newsletter “Holzwurm” explained the idea behind the production: customers should learn where the products are made and who works on them. Vegetable farming, agriculture, and carpet weaving were cited as examples.
Project at a Glance
- Furnishings: Magnus Workshops, Regens Wagner Holzhausen
- Services: Portrait and People Photography in the Workplace
- Focus: Employees, Activities, and Product Development
- Planned Use: Newspapers, posters, and the Internet
- Assistant: Tom
- Preparation and Coordination: Michael
Many thanks to everyone who appeared on camera, as well as to Tom and Michael for their support.
Photographic Insights into Your Organization
Would you like to showcase the people and the work at your organization? Together, we’ll tailor the shots and the flow to the participants and create opportunities for candid, personal photos in a familiar setting.
