Extraordinary works by a glamour photographer Brigitte Niedermayer (19 photos)
Photographer Brigitte Niedermair works with world-renowned glossy magazines and fashion houses. Her regular clients include Dior, Louis Vuitton, Kenzo, and Celine. She works across various genres and, in addition to fashion, is known for her remarkable portraits and still lifes. Her images are striking for their unconventional approach to location, unusual angles, and use of unusual settings. Download
Brigitte Niedermayer says of her work:
"I don't want it to be cool, I don't want it to be funny. I want to achieve eternity with my images."
It seems she's succeeded—the photographer is among the most sought-after artists of our time. 
Niedermayer's work is multifaceted, but her female portraits brought her widespread fame. In them, models pose with pig heads, cuts of meat, chicken, and seafood from nearby butchers and markets. Sea urchins, oysters, and hams sit alongside Louis Vuitton lingerie and Kenzo coats in Brigitte's shots. 
During her shoots, the photographer typically uses a wide-angle camera and complex lighting. Niedermayer meticulously composes her shots, spending many hours preparing. She doesn't accept compromise and changes the composition until she achieves the intended effect. 
Brigitte Niedermayer was born in 1971 in Merano, northern Italy. There, she graduated from high school and received her first diploma as a professional photographer. She then worked and studied in Milan and Miami. Niedermayer first made a name for herself in New York and Los Angeles, working as an advertising director and photographer. 
But after many years living in the United States, she decided to return to her native Italy, to her native Merano. The photographer explains his decision, which surprised many:
"Everything was born for me in Merano. I grew up surrounded by these mountains—motionless, connected to the sky, they look at you, and you look at them... This compelled me to strive for precision in depiction. Fashion is an interesting playground, but my art is more spiritual. It's important for me to reread something from the past. All my fashion ideas begin with classical painting."
Brigitte travels a lot, but always returns home, where her inspiration resides. 
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