About Me

I capture life in pictures, often pared back and with a blur that tells more than any sharp edge. The camera is my compass, and in every moment I look for what you don’t see straight away.

In portraits I care about real feelings, sometimes loud, sometimes quiet. No masks, no rehearsed poses, but people as they are: vulnerable and strong at the same time. A glance, a smile that vanishes again a moment later – that is what remains when the shutter clicks.

In landscapes I look for moods that the wind brings and the stone keeps: rugged Iceland with its vastness and its loud silence, the light breaking in the shadows.
Sometimes from above with the drone, which shows lines and shapes that surprise even me, sometimes on the ground, close to the earth. Then there is the roughness of Tibet, where dust and time draw the mountains, and the colours of Mexico in red and gold under a burning sun. Vastness and stillness, height and depth: my pictures hold on to both.

I’m quiet, but not silent – a family person who comes alive in nature and loses track of time with friends. The world calls, my home holds me. My heart beats somewhere between a good espresso and the heat of Mexican spices, close to the earth, eyes on the sky. For me, photography isn’t a job but a conversation: with you, with myself and with what has been and what is still to come.