I am a passionate photographer! My photos should arouse curiosity and capture the moment as a cherished memory.
Making the essence of the human being visible when taking a picture is the highest art of photography.
Friedrich Dürrenmatt (1921 - 1990)
Bio
I mainly photograph people - from newborns to the very elderly, because the expressions and beauty of people's faces are unique and fascinating.
Photography is an infinite field, you can always learn something new! I am a member of the Photografische Gesellschaft Winterthur, Photosuisse, the American newborn photographers Sunny Melon and Baby Whisperers and the FNB (the Society of Bolivian Nature Photographers). I am also a photographer for Herzensbilder, because where a child or parent is seriously ill or where a child is born prematurely or stillborn, those pictures are important messages for the relatives.
I have been married to the best husband in the world for thirty-four years, who actively supports me in the background and we are very proud of our two wonderful sons and beautiful daughter. The family also includes two completely spoiled, dictatorial cats, the now deaf and almost blind Neo (called Mausli) and the shrewd Nishi.
To keep things exciting, I work part-time as principal of the biggest primary school in Winterthur. With a great, appreciative team of 100 employees, including teachers, special education teachers, speech therapists, a school social worker, school assistants, and other helping hands, along with my two co-headmasters we manage this large school so that we can offer the almost 600 children a wonderful learning environment.
If we haven't met yet, it would be great if we could do so immediately! The easiest way to contact me is here .
Would you like to know more? Take a look at my Instagram profiles (from left to right: portraits, landscapes, sunsets and sports) or my Facebook page - just click on the corresponding icon (or you can search for my profile named Yorazzi:
How did the pseudonym Yorazzi come about? Well, my children always said I was a "Mamarazzi" (derived from Paparazzi). I found that funny, but a bit clumsy. "Yo" means "I" in Spanish and the Y is also the first letter of my first name Yvonne - Yorazzi.