Fabian Ritter
(*1992, Offenbach am Main)![]()
grew up between
a perfect franconian small town, austrian mountain scape and so called „no-go areas“ in Germany. Shaped by insights on different cultures and ways of life, he is interested in social phenomena and tensions of society. Today, he focuses on those topics with artistic and documentary approaches.
Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine in 2022, he has been concerned with the impact on people on the ground.
From 2019, he holds an BA in photography from the 'University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Dortmund' and is working as a freelance documentary photographer in Europe. Fabians work has been published in major international media outlets and he is finalist of Sony World Photography Award , August Sander Prize, Deutscher Jugendfotopreis and many more.
(*1992, Offenbach am Main)
grew up between
a perfect franconian small town, austrian mountain scape and so called „no-go areas“ in Germany. Shaped by insights on different cultures and ways of life, he is interested in social phenomena and tensions of society. Today, he focuses on those topics with artistic and documentary approaches. Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine in 2022, he has been concerned with the impact on people on the ground.
From 2019, he holds an BA in photography from the 'University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Dortmund' and is working as a freelance documentary photographer in Europe. Fabians work has been published in major international media outlets and he is finalist of Sony World Photography Award , August Sander Prize, Deutscher Jugendfotopreis and many more.
contact
based in Germany
44145 Dortmund &
60314 Frankfurt am Main
+49 176 81728720
hello@fabianritterfotografie.com
please contact me through whatsapp or signal call while working abroad
based in Germany
44145 Dortmund &
60314 Frankfurt am Main
+49 176 81728720
hello@fabianritterfotografie.com
please contact me through whatsapp or signal call while working abroad
Member of DOCKS Collective
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