
von Allmen, Jost
Jost von Allmen, 1963, born in Unterseen/Switzerland. His photographic daily work is often related to tourism marketing of the Jungfrau region and outdoor work in general. Black and white photography and fine art is an old passion of him. He switched completely to digital photography (ALPA, Phase One P45+, Mamiya 645).
Fields of Activity
Architecture, Fine Art, Landscape/Citiscype, Reportage, Outdoor
Personal Website and Contact
Website
Jost von Allmen by mail
Exhibitions and Publications
- 2007: Exhibition and multivision show "Adventure North Pole", expedition to the North Pole
- From 2006: Regular tutor for „Digital Fine Art Printing“ as well as for the GAF (Gruppe autodidaktischer Fotografinnen und Fotografen)
- 2006: Single exhibition black and white Giclée-Prints at the museum «Alte Mühle» in Wilderswil
contribution to the group exhibition «Hier lass dich nieder...» Galerie Höibühni, Matten
Complete migration to digital workflow - 2005: Single exhibition "Unsere Landschaft" at Interlaken
picture contribution to the book "Unspunnenfest - Eine Gebrauchsanleitung" - 2004: Single exhibition at Interlaken
- 2003: Single exhibition at Photomünsingen "Wasser und Stein", tutor workshop "Schwarzweiss-Fotografie"
AquArt: contribution to the exhibiton of the Kunstgesellschaft Interlaken (Year of the Water) - 2002: Exhibition "International Year of the Mountains"
Tutor for landscape photography GAF 2002, Berne
DVD „Musik und Bilder aus den Schweizer Alpen“ official contribution of the Swiss Confederation to the "International Year of the Mountains" (patronage of the DEZA, Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit) - Until 2002: various regional exhibitions in color and black and white, multivisions and architecture portfolios
The Jungfrau Region - 2007/2008
These pictures make part of his personal work for his portfolio and exhibitions.
Scottland and Hebrides - 2007
Personal portfolio, west coast of Scottland and the Hebrides, summer 2007
Products in use
for the Mamiya 645 AFD interface for Leaf digital backs
screenholder, groundglass (10 mm grid), interchangeable format mask and Reflexite Fresnel lens
16 mm, usable on the front or on the back side of the camera (might depend on the model).


























































