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From February 2019 to April 2019, Baumann exhibited for the first time in Australia (in Melbourne and Sydney). In May 2019, Manfred Baumann exhibits "Hoch leben die Wälder" in the Black Forest, where he photographed 15 Black Forest originals.

Since 2017 he teaches for the Leica Academy worldwide 2017 Lecture on stage for Mobil World Congress in Barcelona

2017/2018 is Manfred Baumann Testimonial for Huawei international alongside with Robert Lewandowski. In 2018/2019 the Grand Hotel Wien is exhibiting his series Vienna - Grand Hotel Vienna

In 2013 he began a partnership with the National Geographic Society, and in 2016 with Leica Camera. In autumn 2017, his series Mustangs was exhibited in the Natural History Museum Vienna

Since 2011 he has photographed for DAC, which collects donations for Austrian Cancer Aid [Wikidata ] . Since 2012 he has also been an official photographer for PETA, for which he has photographed more celebrities.

From 2002, Baumann has photographed well-known personalities. He photographed among others Toni Garrn, Kirk Douglas, Don Johnson, Paul Anka, Tony Curtis, David Hasselhoff, John Malkovich, William Shatner, Jack Black, Bruce Willis, David Hasselhoff, Ron Perlman, Kelly Osbourne, Chevy Chase, Lionel Richie

Manfred Baumann (born 1968) is an Austrian photographer. He has several different areas of work: nude photography, celebrity portraits, and landscapes.

Born in 1968 in Vienna, Manfred Baumann grew up in Vienna’s 13th district of Hietzing, where he also attended school. At 16, after graduating from general secondary school, he started an apprenticeship at Julius Meinl, a manufacturer and retailer of coffee, gourmet foods and other grocery products, where he also worked as manager for a year. In 1995, he moved to Canada to work as a photographer. After two years he returned to Vienna where he continued to work as a freelance photographer. Baumann cites his grandfather, who was also a photographer, as one of his greatest sources of inspiration. His grandfather also encouraged his talents as a photographer by giving him his first camera, a Praktica.