The first steps
I took my first consciously designed picture at the age of 13. I wanted to photograph my dog in such a way that his expression harmonized with the landscape, the lake, the mountains, and the light in the background. This picture still exists today, and it was the beginning of my journey into the fascinating world of photography.
The first picture
I took the photo with an analog camera that a friend had lent me. I was incredibly excited to see the developed pictures. When I finally held the finished photo in my hand, I was deeply moved. For the first time, I had created a picture that was planned, well thought out, and full of feeling. I had it printed large so I could see every detail. At that moment, I knew that photography was more than just a hobby for me.
Passion for learning
I am constantly learning to this day. I am just as interested in the technology as I am in the creative side. Light, emotion, and atmosphere belong together for me, and I want to understand how you can feel them in every picture.
Photography as a companion for life
Even though I have taken other paths professionally, photography has always been there. It accompanies me, inspires me, and gives me the opportunity to be creative. Today it is my profession and my passion at the same time. I want to show how much depth and meaning there is in real moments.
Continuous development
I am constantly photographing, experimenting, and improving. Every shoot is a new opportunity for me to learn something new. With every picture, I understand a little more what photography means to me.
The step into self-employment
In 2023, I decided to turn my passion into my profession. Since then, I have been working as a freelance photographer and have now been trained as a master photographer in Austria. The training in Innsbruck was an important step for me to practice my craft at the highest level.
My view today
Today, I combine everything I have learned on my journey: experience, technology, feeling, and attention to detail. Every wedding, every portrait, and every reportage is a new story for me to tell. For me, photography is not a profession, but a part of my life. Every picture carries a piece of my own story within it.
