Vienna Fine Art Photography Prints
Take a Piece of Vienna Home
The red tram passing between historic buildings, the symmetry of an underground station, the warm evening light on an imperial façade, a quiet street just before the city wakes up.
These are small moments, but often they are the ones we remember most.
At Vienna My Love, photography has always been part of the way we experience the city. We don't only want to show you where to go in Vienna, we want to capture how Vienna feels.
Our collection of Vienna fine art photography prints by Edy Fertel was created from that idea.
These photographs are not simply images of famous landmarks. They are personal observations of Vienna, its architecture, streets, public transport, light, details and everyday atmosphere, transformed into fine art prints that can become part of your home.
The complete Edy Fertel Vienna Fine Art Photography Collection is available through Cristina Art Shop.
There you can explore the individual photographs, choose your preferred print size and find complete information about printing, packaging and shipping.
Vienna My Love does not process print orders directly. Purchases are completed securely through Cristina Art Shop.
Vienna, Beyond the Postcard
Vienna is incredibly photogenic, but the photographs we love most are not always the obvious ones.
Of course, there are the grand buildings, palaces and monuments that define the city. But there is another Vienna hiding between them.
It is in the reflection of an old building on a tram window. In the geometry of an escalator disappearing underground. In an empty street early in the morning. In the contrast between imperial architecture and the rhythm of modern city life.
This is the Vienna that photographer Edy Fertel looks for.
His photography combines urban, street and architectural photography, with particular attention to composition, geometry, colour and the small details that can turn an ordinary city scene into something worth looking at twice.
Rather than creating conventional souvenir photographs, the collection is intended to show Vienna from a more personal and contemporary perspective.
Meet the Photographer
Edy Fertel is a professional urban, street and portrait photographer whose work is closely connected to travel and discovering cities through photography.
Photography for Edy is not simply about documenting what is in front of the camera. It is about finding order inside a busy street, noticing unusual light, waiting for the right person to enter a composition, or discovering an angle that thousands of people may have walked past without noticing.
Vienna provides an endless canvas for that approach.
Edy also shares this approach through photography walks and workshops in Vienna, helping other photographers learn to see the city differently.
From Photograph to Fine Art Print
A photograph changes when it leaves a screen and becomes something physical.
That is why the printing process matters.
The Vienna photography collection is produced as fine art giclée prints on Hahnemühle acid-free, museum-quality archival paper made from 100% cotton.
The paper has a refined surface and subtle fine art character, allowing the details, shadows and colours of the original photograph to remain rich and expressive while giving the finished print the tactile quality expected from a piece of photographic art.
Each photograph is printed with a clean white border, giving the artwork space to breathe and making it easy to present in a variety of framing styles.
Prints are available in:
A4, 21 × 29.7 cm / 8.3 × 11.7 in
A3, 29.7 × 42 cm / 11.7 × 16.5 in
A2, 42 × 59.4 cm / 16.5 × 23.4 in
A1, 59.4 × 84.1 cm / 23.4 × 33.1 in
A Different Kind of Vienna Souvenir
Most souvenirs eventually disappear into drawers.
A photograph can become part of the place you live.
For someone who has visited Vienna, lived here, fallen in love here, studied here, or simply feels connected to the city, a fine art photograph can carry much more meaning than a conventional souvenir.
It can be a reminder of a journey, a particular street, a familiar tram, or simply the atmosphere of Vienna.
And for someone who has never visited, it can be an invitation.
A small window into the city.
