Photographer

Andreas Bromba

Featured in gallery curations

137 Artworks

new york minimal: Die Fackel der Freiheitsstatur

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$1,810

Hamburg im Nebel: Schöner Wohnen in der HafenCity

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

Hamburg im Nebel: Die Elbe hüllt sich ein

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

Kamakura/Japan: Tsurugaoka-Hachimangu

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,670

Mexiko-Stadt: Gib niemals auf!

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$1,810

Hamburger Hafenballett 3

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,780

Yokohama - roter Wasserbus

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,670

Vilnius/Litauen: Die drei Mächte

Analogue on Paper
31x24in

$2,300

New York: Manhattan von hinten

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

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Stolz und unbeugsam: Ein Azteken-Krieger in Mexiko-Stadt

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

münchen minimal: BMW-Zentrale

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

Lanzarote: In einem magischen Blau

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

berlin minimal: Der Phönix erwacht

Analogue on Paper
24x31in

$1,810

Kawaguchiko - Japan am Fuße des Fuji-san

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,670

Die Pyramiden von Gizeh

Analogue on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

Die Katharerburg Montségur

Analogue on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

London: geheimnisvolle Skulptur

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,780

Der Wachhund

Analogue on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

berlin minimal: Die Flügel der Viktoria

Analogue on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

Mexiko-Stadt: Das Völkerkundemuseum – tauche ein in eine vielfältige Vergangenheit!

Digital on Paper
31x24in

$1,810

New York: Legende in Blau – die Manhattan Bridge

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

Hamburg im Nebel: oranger Pac-Man auf der HafenCity-Brücke

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

New York: Ganz schön weit oben - Luna Park auf Coney Island

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

New York: Ein stilles Monument des Nachdenkens

Digital on Paper
24x31in

$2,300

Andreas Bromba

Germany

Credentials

Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Andreas Bromba, a photographer since the age of 16, uses both analogue techniques and digital processes in his work. He likes to spin his creations in series, sometimes using a minimalist aesthetic, other times with echoes of Yves Klein's striking blue. Andreas Bromba's photos are sharp, but with a certain tenderness, and explore the inscrutability of life, our everyday struggles and the connection between humanity.

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