
Capturing Timeless Moments: My Journey Through Photography
Photography has always been about more than just taking pictures for me, it’s about capturing something real, something that lasts.
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I started shooting seriously back in the mid-90s, drawn to the raw magic of film and the feeling of holding a moment in my hands. It was a slower time, where you learned patience, trusted your eye, and waited for the right moment instead of chasing it.
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Over the years, life pulled me in different directions, but photography was always there, a strong pull I couldn’t ignore. Eventually, it became more than a passion. It became my craft, my artistic voice.
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I’m drawn to the timelessness of black and white, especially when working with architecture, landscapes, portraits, and reportage. But I’m not stuck in one style, sometimes a moment needs color to really breathe.
At the heart of it all, I look for that imperfect beauty, that little crack where emotion seeps in, the spirit of wabi-sabi that makes an image feel alive.
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Collaboration is a big part of how I work. The best images come from shared ideas, unexpected turns, and trusting the process. Photography isn’t just about mastering settings and gear, it’s about seeing differently, telling stories, and creating something honest. In that sense I am meeting fellow photographers all over the world, never see them as competition, but always being curious and looking for inspiration.
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Over the years, I have curated a cherished collection of original prints of photographs that I like and assembled a library of photobooks, including some sought after collectibles.
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Since 2010, I’ve been offering workshops and masterclasses for photographers who want to do more than just get sharper shots, they want to find their own artistic voice. Together, we dive into creativity, vision, and building the kind of work that stays with you.
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I shoot both on location and in my 100 m² studio just outside Basel, Switzerland, working with Leica and Hasselblad cameras and lenses. Whether it's the clean lines of architecture, the wildness of a landscape, or the spark in a portrait, I’m always chasing that feeling you can’t quite put into words.
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If you’re looking for photography with heart, depth, and a little bit of magic, I’d love to connect. Let's see what stories we can tell together.
