Keystone: Restructuring in the photography team
In order to improve its regional coverage, Keystone has restructured its team of photographers. New on board the photo agency are Dominic Favre, Ennio Leanza and Patrick B. Krämer.
In order to improve its regional coverage, the Keystone photo agency has restructured its team of photographers. As a result, Dominic Favre, an experienced press photographer, has been appointed for French-speaking Switzerland, according to a press release issued on Wednesday. Previously with ARC in Lausanne and a freelancer for Keystone since 2007, he joins the Romandie team with a 100 percent workload. He replaces Sandro Campardo, who was previously employed by Keystone on a 60 percent basis and will continue to work as a freelancer for the agency in the Neuchâtel/Jura region.
Ennio Leanza is now working for St. Gallen and the region of Eastern Switzerland. After successfully completing his degree in press photography at the MAZ, he completed a three-month traineeship at Keystone last summer and was employed by the St. Galler Tagblatt until the end of 2008. He joins Regina Kühne, who continues to work for Keystone on a reduced 30 percent workload.
Following the departure of Eddy Risch last fall, the team of photographers in the Zurich area was joined at the beginning of the year by Patrick B. Krämer, who has been working as a freelancer for the photo agency for some time. He is an established name in sports photography, particularly in the field of swimming. For the time being, he will be working 50% of the time.
Ennio Leanza is now working for St. Gallen and the region of Eastern Switzerland. After successfully completing his degree in press photography at the MAZ, he completed a three-month traineeship at Keystone last summer and was employed by the St. Galler Tagblatt until the end of 2008. He joins Regina Kühne, who continues to work for Keystone on a reduced 30 percent workload.
Following the departure of Eddy Risch last fall, the team of photographers in the Zurich area was joined at the beginning of the year by Patrick B. Krämer, who has been working as a freelancer for the photo agency for some time. He is an established name in sports photography, particularly in the field of swimming. For the time being, he will be working 50% of the time.
