Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel and CoolBrands in Brazil

Maarten Schäfer and Lenny Niemeyer In Rio de Janeiro
CoolBrands Storytelling for Lenny
Paulo Borges (Sao Paulo Fashion Week) and Maarten Schäfer
CoolBrands Storytelling for 'Sao Paulo Fashion Week'
Maarten Schäfer and Aline Santos Global Brand Director for OMO
CoolBrands Storytelling for OMO (Unilever)

Maarten Schäfer for CoolBrands at 'Fashion Rio'
Rio de Janeiro
Maarten Schäfer in the Oscar Niemeyer museum in Niteroi 
Maarten Schäfer in Rio de Janeiro
From the album 'street art in rio de Janeiro'
Maarten Schäfer giving English classes in Rocinha
the biggest Favela in Rio de Janeiro
Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel in Rio de Janeiro

Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel in Rio de Janeiro
Maarten Schäfer, Anouk pappers and Oscar Niemeyer
Meeting a legend in Rio de Janeiro
Maarten Schäfer (Not Clark Kent)
for CoolTravel on the planet Krypton.
Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel in Ipanema
Album: 'Street Art in Rio de Janeiro'
Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel in Niteroi
The other side of Rio de Janeiro 
Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel in Niteroi
The other side of Rio de Janeiro
Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel on Copacabana
Rio de Janeiro














Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel in Rio de Janeiro
Tramway to Santa Teresa




Maarten Schäfer for CoolTravel on Ipanema
Rio de Janeiro

Maarten Schäfer, Anouk pappers and Oscar Niemeyer
Meeting a legend in Rio de Janeiro



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