Fourteen years old. One camera. No idea what I was doing.

Turns out that part didn’t really change.

What has changed is knowing what I’m looking for — and it’s never the obvious shot. It’s the small things. The ones that happen in between. The person at the edge of the crowd who isn’t performing for anyone. The detail in the background that tells the whole story. The light that showed up uninvited and left before anyone else noticed.

I grew up in Austria and started shooting the world around me before I knew that was a thing people did professionally. Travel came first — new places, new light, new reasons to pay attention. Then everything else followed. People. Interiors. Celebrations. Quiet moments inside loud ones.

I work across events, portraits, hospitality and travel. But what I’m actually doing in all of them is the same thing — looking for the frame that wasn’t in the brief.

I’m not the photographer who shows up with a shot list and leaves the moment the card is full. I stay. I watch. I wait for the thing that wasn’t planned.

Some people find that annoying. The right clients find it exactly what they needed.

Based in Austria. Happiest when the brief has gaps in it.

Available for the interesting ones.