Sam Oetiker
British Photographer and content creator based in Munich, Germany
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About

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About

Sam Oetiker is a British photographer & videographer based in Rosenheim, Germany.

In 2013 Sam had the opportunity to move to Germany to work as the online editor and social media manager for Onboard snowboard magazine, Europe's largest snowboarding publication. 

Sam is now working as a freelance photographer and videographer, specialising in travel, sports and event photography. He is also available for corporate work and weddings. 

sam.oetiker@gmail.com

Gear I use:

  • Sony A7III

  • Sony a6300

  • Sony 70-200mm f2.8 GM II

  • Sony 24-105mm f4 G

  • Sony 12-24mm f4 G

  • Sony 24mm f1.4 GM

  • Sony 35mm 1.4 GM

  • Sony 85mm f1.8

  • DJI Mavic 2 Pro

  • Zhiyun Crane Gimbal

  • MacBook Pro

 
 
We stumbled upon this awesome place in Iceland totally by chance and had it all to ourselves to explore. It was nice to walk along the river, not knowing what lay beyond each new corner, and it ended up being a super memorable experience away from th
Iconic towers of the Dolomites. More than ever I’m longing to hit the road and go on some new adventures and I’m starting to run seriously low on fresh content, which definitely doesn’t help with motivation! This shot was from a per
Another of Iceland’s beautiful waterfalls. This one is tucked away at the end of lush green canyon which twists and turns until you finally see the water crashing down ahead of you. Thanks to @celinahackmann for providing some scale to the shot
The best thing about Iceland is the diversity of the landscapes there. Not only do you have waterfalls, glaciers and volcanoes, but also a stunning coastline with some super striking features. These sea stacks are huge in real life - if you look clos
I find myself being drawn more and more to capturing these little moments between spots. At the end of the day, these parts of the journey are just as important as the final destination, and deserve to be documented as well. Sure, they aren’t q
Anyone else think it’s crazy that scenery like this actually exists on this planet? I guess the uniqueness of the landscapes in the Southwest are what made that trip so memorable for me. That, and the insanely tasty American food of course! 🍔
Rough waters and rocky outcrops on Spain’s rugged north coast. Now that we have our camper van we can’t wait to head back to this beautiful part of the world sometime in the future! . . Edited with my new ‘Cinematic Collection&rsquo
Just some beautiful layers at sunrise in the mighty Grand Canyon. It’s hard to comprehend the scale of this place, even when you can see it with your own eyes. Did you know that the maximum depth of the canyon is almost 1900m? . . Edited with
When that glow hits just right... Shot super wide (12mm) with the excellent 12-24 f4 by #sonylenses #sonylieblingsobjektiv
Picture perfect moments high up in the Swiss Alps. Shot with one of my favourite and most used lenses the Sony 24-105 F4 G. #sonylieblingsobjektiv #sonylenses @sony.deutschland @ericreinheart
There are some places out that are just invigorating for the soul. The Dolomites is one of them. It’s hard to put into words, but there is something special about the mountains there. Once we can finally cross borders again I guess this will be
Serene moments in the dunes. Had a lot of fun looking for some clean compositions in this literal sandbox of possibilities! . . Edited with my new ‘Cinematic Collection’ preset pack. Hit the link in my bio ⬆️ to check it out!
I love the unique perspectives that drone photography can provide. It was actually my drone that re-ignited my love for landscape photography back when I first started this account in 2017, and although I find myself using it a bit less than I did ba
Believe it or not this shot was taken in May after an unusually late spring snowfall blasted the area. With the I unusually warm weather at the moment it really made me think about how unpredictable and strange our weather seems to be behaving at the
I find myself being drawn more and more to simplistic and minimal compositions such as this one. Looking for clear subjects to focus on, and lines to lead the eye through the image helps to create stronger imagery. In this image the horizontal and ve