Weddings are loud, chaotic, emotional – and beautiful. But for the camera, it’s no easy walk. Where real emotion happens, there’s no second take. Wedding photography isn’t a job – it’s responsibility: knowing when to step in, and when to disappear. Preparation is quiet. Trust is loud. Because in the end, it’s not about perfect images, but about real moments that stay.

Three legends, one city. In May, Innsbruck suddenly turned into a small hotspot for the global hockey community. Jeremy Rupke (How To Hockey) , Peter Lenes (Swaggy P)  and Jesse Pollock (Bardown)  came to town – three names every hockey fan knows, three completely different personalities, united by one thing: pure love for the game. I had the chance to join them, help out, and – of course – capture everything on camera. Between the rink, the old town and the mountains, the da

Four days in Hamburg. Firefighters. 70 meters above the Elbe. A project for Bronto Skylift – real, loud, northern. Hamburg in October. Grey skies, cold air, perfect light. The flight from Bolzano to Hamburg – direct, easy. Just the essentials in my bag: camera, lights, audio, drone, two shirts, one jacket. That’s all you need when you know what you’re there for. Then it began. For Bronto Skylift , I got to go high – together with the Hamburg Fire Department. We filmed right i