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![Bernd Daktari Lorenz - German photographer, director, actor and composer Official Vkontakte Community. Bernd Daktari Lorenz is a German photographer, director, actor and composer. He is the exclusive photographer of the websites of Nadine Jansen, Milena Velba and Miosotis. All the guest models on these sites have been photographed by him.
In the 1980s, prior to his career as a big bust photographer, Lorenz was an actor in the experimental independent films of German director Jörg Buttgereit, to many of which he also contributed parts of the soundtrack. He was always credited as Daktari Lorenz at that time, and also Bettie Ballhaus' and Nadine Jansen's websites mentioned him as Daktari Lorenz in the beginning.[2]
His name was later changed to Bernd Daktari Lorenz on all websites. This may have lead to his having two IMDb entries: one as Daktari Lorenz with his early work[1] and one as Bernd Daktari Lorenz with everything he produced since Bettie Ballhaus.[3]
In 1996, Lorenz founded the shop Tokyo Radar in Berlin.[4] Being an admirer of Japan and the Japanese culture, he sold everything that had anything to do with Japan. Although the shop was a great success in the beginning,[5] it was reported closed in 2003.[6]
In November 1999, Lorenz discovered Bettie Ballhaus in German TV and knew from the first minute that one day she would be one of the most popular girls in the internet.[2] He started Bettie's website bettie-b.de in April 2000 and worked successfully with her for over four years until she cancelled her contract in February 2004. During that time, bettie-b.de had introduced many now famous guest models like Nadine Jansen, Ines Cudna and Milena Velba. Nadine Jansen's own website nadine-j.de had already been launched on December 9, 2001, and shortly after Bettie's departure, Milena Velba got her own site milena-velba.de on April 22, 2004.](https://sun9-69.userapi.com/impf/c11305/g39460941/d_88cc4505.jpg?quality=96&as=32x32,48x48,72x72&sign=2a73144843a4d7c64d228bc121992cac&u=zcYjr3KDruJhWlylpSFTanC0Jt-nL7BqiWQ6-QPM2Zg&cs=480x480 "Bernd Daktari Lorenz - German photographer, director, actor and composer Official Vkontakte Community. Bernd Daktari Lorenz is a German photographer, director, actor and composer. He is the exclusive photographer of the websites of Nadine Jansen, Milena Velba and Miosotis. All the guest models on these sites have been photographed by him.
In the 1980s, prior to his career as a big bust photographer, Lorenz was an actor in the experimental independent films of German director Jörg Buttgereit, to many of which he also contributed parts of the soundtrack. He was always credited as Daktari Lorenz at that time, and also Bettie Ballhaus' and Nadine Jansen's websites mentioned him as Daktari Lorenz in the beginning.[2]
His name was later changed to Bernd Daktari Lorenz on all websites. This may have lead to his having two IMDb entries: one as Daktari Lorenz with his early work[1] and one as Bernd Daktari Lorenz with everything he produced since Bettie Ballhaus.[3]
In 1996, Lorenz founded the shop Tokyo Radar in Berlin.[4] Being an admirer of Japan and the Japanese culture, he sold everything that had anything to do with Japan. Although the shop was a great success in the beginning,[5] it was reported closed in 2003.[6]
In November 1999, Lorenz discovered Bettie Ballhaus in German TV and knew from the first minute that one day she would be one of the most popular girls in the internet.[2] He started Bettie's website bettie-b.de in April 2000 and worked successfully with her for over four years until she cancelled her contract in February 2004. During that time, bettie-b.de had introduced many now famous guest models like Nadine Jansen, Ines Cudna and Milena Velba. Nadine Jansen's own website nadine-j.de had already been launched on December 9, 2001, and shortly after Bettie's departure, Milena Velba got her own site milena-velba.de on April 22, 2004.")
