Photography has the power to create and carry emotions and to tell a story without saying a single word. Almost anyone can take photos today starting with a cell phone and ending with very expensive professional DSLRs. Usually, it’s not even about the quality that makes a photo beautiful and interesting – its the composition, the colors and of course the content.

Photos can make us laugh, make us cry, make us happy, make us angry or make us curios and some photos and especially the stories behind them might even inspire us in some way. I just love to run around with my camera and take photos – a never-ending journey! It’s not only about the final photo, but it’s also about the way you are getting there – the mosquito bites while waiting for the perfect light, the thoughts and plans invested in a project, the hours of marching with 15kg on your back and the satisfaction when looking at the result on your camera screen!

Filmmaking, on the other hand, is about creating moving images that will be displayed in a film. It is so much more than just pressing the video recorder button on your camera. It starts at the idea and the project development, the actual filming process and the postproduction. Filmmaking is a powerful tool in the art of storytelling and can dramatically impact the viewers. 

Photography tour Yasuni National Park | Mandari Panga Lodge | Part 1

When I travelled to Ecuador in December 2022, my final destination was the Galapagos Archipelago where I joined a liveaboard trip with the Master Fleet and had the best dives of my life. Getting there from Fiji was quite a ...

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Birds of Momi Bay in Fiji | Assignment for the Marriott Resort

Just recently I was on a beautiful assignment: documenting the birds of Momi Bay for the Marriott Resort. The assignment also included the design of a coffee table book according to the Marriott Brand Guidelines which will be distributed to some ...

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Galápagos Diving from a Photography Perspective | Cabo Marshall | Part 8

This series of posts is about an 11-day liveaboard trip throughout the Galápagos Islands aboard the Deep Blue with the Master Liveaboard Fleet. Having shot several thousand images, I thought to share a few more here than on my other social ...

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Galápagos Diving from a Photography Perspective | Punta Vicente Roca | Part 7

This series of posts is about an 11-day liveaboard trip throughout the Galápagos Islands aboard the Deep Blue with the Master Liveaboard Fleet. Having shot several thousand images, I thought to share a few more here than on my other social ...

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Galápagos Diving from a Photography Perspective | Cape Douglas | Part 6

This series of posts is about an 11-day liveaboard trip throughout the Galápagos Islands aboard the Deep Blue with the Master Liveaboard Fleet. Having shot several thousand images, I thought to share a few more here than on my other social ...

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Galápagos Diving from a Photography Perspective | Wolf Island | Part 5

This series of posts is about an 11-day liveaboard trip throughout the Galápagos Islands aboard the Deep Blue with the Master Liveaboard Fleet. Having shot several thousand images, I thought to share a few more here than on my other social ...

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Galápagos Diving from a Photography Perspective | Darwin’s Arch | Part 3

This series of posts is about an 11-day liveaboard trip throughout the Galápagos Islands aboard the Deep Blue with the Master Liveaboard Fleet. Having shot several thousand images, I thought to share a few more here than on my other social ...

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Photographing birds on North Seymour Island | Galápagos Archipelago | Part 2

This series of posts is about an 11-day liveaboard trip throughout the Galápagos Islands aboard the Deep Blue with the Master Liveaboard Fleet. Having shot several thousand images, I thought to share a few more here than on my other ...

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Galápagos Diving from a Photography Perspective | Wolf Island | Part 1

This series of posts is about an 11-day liveaboard trip throughout the Galápagos Islands aboard the Deep Blue with the Master Liveaboard Fleet. Having shot several thousand images, I thought to share a few more here than on my other social ...

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I made it into the International League of Conservation Photographers!

A few days ago, I received the wonderful news that I was accepted as an Emerging League Member of the International League of Conservation Photographers!! It means a lot to me, and I have worked very hard over the last ...

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