The brochure of Photo Münsingen 2022 gives an overview of the photo exhibitions, lectures, audiovisual presentations and photo workshops. It also contains exciting photographer interviews and information about sponsors and partners. Continue reading
“One of the most important photo festivals”, “Meeting point for photo fans” or “Goes beyond the scope of a conventional exhibition”, that's how the media reported on the 20th Photo Münsingen. An excerpt from the report.
Photo Münsingen 2019 is in full swing. First impressions can be found in the picture gallery, video interviews and further impressions on social media.
In the gallery and on Flickr we have photos of the vernissage and first impressions of Photo Münsingen 2019. To the gallery…
We report on the exhibition daily on Facebook. Various exhibitors speak in video interviews about their topics and Photo Münsingen. To the Photo Münsingen Facebook page ...
An excerpt from the media coverage of Photo Münsingen 2018:
An excerpt from the media coverage of Photo Münsingen 2017:
Find out more about the 17th Photo Münsingen from current media coverage:
fotointern.ch, May 6, 2016: Photo Münsingen 2016: A tour of the exhibitions
Radio neo1, May 6, 2016: Photo Münsingen gives insights into training companies
Berner Zeitung, May 6, 2016: Grade 1 is taboo
fotointern.ch, May 5, 2016: Photo Münsingen Award 2016: These are the winners
The federal government, May 4, 2016: Photo Münsingen 2016, everyday life as a sensation
BERN-OST News, May 4, 2016: Photo Münsingen: Of clouds, bears and energy
Bernese Landbote, April 19, 2016: The drone enriches the art of photography
The animal filmmaker Andreas Kieling came across the Bearded Vulture in his worldwide search for rare animals. In its ZDF Terra X program "Kieling's Wild World" (from 27'50 '') he shows how one of the largest airworthy birds in the world regains a foothold in the Alps. Exterminated in the last century, around 200 bearded vultures are now living in the Alps again.
Photo Münsingen is also dedicating a lecture to this majestic bird. For the Swiss nature photographer Hansruedi Weyrich the bearded vulture is one of the favorite motifs. In his Lecture «Return of the Bearded Vulture to the Alps» he talks about the release and the work of the biologists with the animals.
