Creativity has always been a part of me. From my earliest childhood, I can remember how deeply I enjoyed creative activities. When I was ten, my parents bought a VHS camcorder, which instantly became my favorite “toy.” Looking back now, it’s no surprise that I ended up as a photographer -
I can clearly see that early documentary instinct and the urge to capture something meaningful. I would invent little scenes, direct my cousins, conduct interviews, and record all the big family celebrations.

I truly entered the world of photography through my love for street photography in my early twenties. Still, I decided to pursue something more “sensible” and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Transcultural Communication and Human Resource Management and working in those fields for a while.

when a photographer was looking for a second shooter for a wedding. From the very first moment, I felt something I had never experienced in any of my previous jobs.
I knew right then: this is what I want to do.

Soon after, I started my own business - and I’ve been working as a photographer ever since, for the past three years.
And now, whenever I meet people who know me from my school days but not the detours that led me to photography, they always say the same thing:
“Of course! This makes so much sense — you’ve always been the creative one.” 

I immerse myself in a good movie or book, explore my beautiful home town of Vienna or travel to new destinations. Trying out diverse cuisines is something that I find very exciting and inspiring.
Spending time with my loved ones and cooking for them nourishes my soul. Dancing makes me feel incredibly carefree and I find empowerment in sports.
All of this helps me stay grounded and ready to embrace your wedding with enthusiasm, creativity, and a fresh perspective.