A Berlin photography master class is presenting unusual images at the Gallery in Stammelbachspeicher, featuring encounters with people who don't conform to conventional expectations. The exhibition, which opens on Sunday, offers visitors a unique perspective on individuals who challenge typical social norms and appearances. Photographer Beate Wätzel, who has captured portraits of people at Diakonie Himmelsthür, notes that her subjects "will never in their lives strike a pose," highlighting the authentic and unguarded nature of her work. The photographer has always dreamed of becoming a photo artist, and this exhibition represents a significant step in showcasing her artistic vision. The gallery exhibition features work from a Berlin photography master class, bringing together a collection of photographs that deliberately seek out and celebrate people who exist outside mainstream representations. These portraits offer viewers an opportunity to encounter individuals whose appearances and stories differ from what society typically expects or showcases. The Stammelbachspeicher gallery location provides an intimate setting for these powerful images, allowing visitors to engage closely with the subjects and their stories. Wätzel's approach to photography emphasizes capturing genuine moments rather than staged poses, resulting in images that reveal the authentic character and dignity of her subjects. The exhibition runs with the goal of challenging viewers' preconceptions and expanding their understanding of human diversity and beauty beyond conventional standards.