THE ART OF REMOVING – Why less creates better portraits I have always been drawn to images that feel simple. Not empty. Simple. There is a difference. Over the years, I have learned that sometimes the strongest thing I can do to a photograph is not add something. It is remove something. Colour, too much
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FROM EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY TO INTERNATIONAL MODELS – My photography journey I didn’t plan a career in portrait photography. I just needed some money. When I started photographing, there was no grand plan. I was a student. I needed money, but I also wanted to have fun, go out, meet people and enjoy life. Then someone
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WHY BLACK & WHITE CHOSE ME – Finding my photography style I didn’t choose black and white because it was timeless. I chose it because, at some point, I realized it was already mine. There was a moment when I almost threw everything away. I was in Germany, attending a workshop. I got some feedback
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PHOTO BOOKS THAT CHANGED ME – The books that shaped my photography The books that taught me more than photography. Some photographers teach you through workshops. Some through conversations. Others through their photographs. And sometimes, a book stays with you for years. Not because you remember every image in it. But because something in it
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WHY BLACK & WHITE STILL MATTERS – Black and White Portrait Photography The first portrait. The accidental moment. And why I still believe in the power of black and white. My first black-and-white portrait wasn’t planned. It wasn’t a concept. It wasn’t even really a portrait session. It happened in a pause. She wasn’t a
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PANDEMIC PORTRAIT – You don’t need an extraordinary place to create an amazing portrait „You don’t need an extraordinary place to create an extraordinary portrait.“ Three square metres. One chair. One small balcony in Vienna. And a portrait I still remember. During the COVID pandemic, I photographed a model in her apartment in Vienna. It
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A PORTRAIT PEOPLE REMEMBER – The story behind „You are the World“ and why less is often more One frame. Ten minutes. No plan for an award. Sometimes the photographs that stay with us are not the ones we planned. Sometimes they simply happen. 01 – It was never supposed to win anything The photograph
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