Personal Branding portraits of Zurich photographer Nina Tantzen

Personal Branding Photographer Zurich

HALF MARKETER, HALF PHOTOGRAPHER.

FULLY ON YOUR SIDE.

Nina Tantzen ist Familienfotografin in Zürich

I'm Nina.

Before I ever charged for a photo, I spent years on the other side of the table: a doctorate in business, then marketing and product management across three continents - Europe, the US, and Asia.

I sat in the meetings where brands get built. I briefed the photographers - and, if I'm honest, I secretly thought: "Why do they get to have all the fun?"

At some point I noticed I cared more about the images than the spreadsheets.

The camera won. That was 14 years ago.

I'VE SAT ON YOUR SIDE OF THE TABLE

When we plan your session, I'm not guessing what your business needs - I've worked with brands and briefed shoots myself. That's why your session starts with strategy, not with the camera.

Curious how that works in practice? Here's everything about my personal branding photography in Zurich.

AND BEYOND THE CAMERA?

In Zurich for three years and instantly at home!

After 16 years overseas, including stints in the US, Shanghai and Singapore, I know exactly how much courage a fresh start takes.

Mum of two girls who inform me, often and unprompted, how 'cringe' I am.

People who know me say: a little quiet at first, then warm, dry-humoured and occasionally a bit crazy.

Which, incidentally, describes most of my photo sessions too.

LET'S FIND OUT WHAT YOUR BRAND NEEDS!

A free intro call — phone, Zoom or FaceTime.

You tell me what you're building, I'll tell you which images it needs.

BOOK A FREE CONSULTATION

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AN EYE TRAINED ON REAL MOMENTS

My work has been featured internationally and awarded by the Master Photographers Association and the National Association of Professional Child Photographers - for exactly the kind of images I believe in: quiet, real, unposed.

That's the eye I bring to your brand: trained for years on catching the moment that's true - not the one that's staged.