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Life
Born in 1947, he found his way to photography through a roundabout route. After studying mathematics and a brief stint as a high school teacher, he began working as a photojournalist for Zeitungsverlag Waiblingen in 1973. In 1985, together with Ingrid Eißele and others, he founded the reportage agency Zeitenspiegel and has since been photographing political and social issues for all well-known German and foreign magazines.
Projects
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Jan Rübel, Reportage, Uli ReinhardtWhere eagles lead the way
Photographer Uli Reinhardt and author Jan Rübel
Published in „Landluft Remstal,“ December 2022Father-son scenes of a hike through the Swabian Jura. For a week, Jan and his son Luca shared all their observations, thoughts, and feelings.
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Markus Wanzeck, Reportage, Uli ReinhardtThe Flying Classroom
Author Markus Wanzeck, photographer Uli Reinhardt
Published in the „Frankfurter Rundschau“ on July 22, 2021In Afghanistan, education is often life-threatening. But the organization Ofarin doesn't just give the country's children hope.
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Jan Rübel, Reportage, Uli ReinhardtBig politics in miniature
Photographer Uli Reinhardt and author Jan Rübel
Published in „MUT – Magazine for Solutions“, October 2020From Fridays for Future to the City Council: Thomas Gönner wants to save the climate. Protocol of a political debut.
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Reportage, Sigrid Krügel, Uli ReinhardtMe and the bratwurst
Photographer Uli Reinhardt and author Sigrid Krügel
Appeared in Nature 12/18Chop, grind, mortar, knead: At the Herrmannsdorfer Landwerkstätten in Glonn near Munich, master butcher Johannes Kratzer demonstrates how to make two types of sausage meat and operate a sausage stuffer. A personal attempt.
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Carsten Stormer, Reportage, Uli ReinhardtThe Multiplication Table of the Future
Photographer Uli Reinhardt and author Carsten Stormer
Published in „Continents,“ 2/2012In Afghanistan, a German mathematician is organizing classes in mosques, primarily for girls. His allies are the local mullahs. They say that peace and economic prosperity are impossible without education.
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Reportage, Uli ReinhardtThe Peacemakers
Photographer Uli Reinhardt 01/24/2011
One is a pastor, the other an imam. They used to be bitter enemies and fought each other to the death. Today, James Wuye and Muhammad Ashafa mediate between Christians and Muslims in northern Nigeria.