“Failing is just a learning lesson because the more “setbacks” you encounter, the better you know what to take into account next time. It’s important to not give up and instead of thinking that you are not capable or not good enough, think: What can I do and how can I deal with this next time in order to improve?”
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“With my work, I want to showcase the world as it is, with raw and unfiltered moments without getting stuck on the idea of creating the perfect work of art. I believe my job as a photographer is to create with consistency and self-discipline. Yes, a lot of your work won’t get acknowledged, but that is only because you are still learning how to create high-quality work.”
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“It is my intention to present, through the medium of photography, intuitive observations of the natural world – which may have meaning to the spectators. We all interpret and give meaning in different ways to what we hear and see, saying a lot about who we are – which is perhaps even the most interesting aspect of Art.”
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“Something I wanted to achieve with my image is conveying the contrast of immense and small, real and imaginary, light and dark. In addition, I always want to achieve an image that is as seamless and clean as possible. The colors need to be harmonious, and the light as subtle as possible. I work on every detail for hours to achieve self-interrogation when people see the final image.”
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“Experimenting helped me to learn and figure out what I like. And even now, my style will continue to evolve as I decide what I like and don’t like. I’d say my style changes every 6 months just a little bit, as I learn and grow, and my taste changes.”
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“With the short video that I created for the ColorPro Film Festival, I want people to fall in love with the wilderness of our planet, with the hope that it inspires them to protect nature wherever they are, in any small or big way they can. It is still in our hands. We can still save the perfection that is Nature.”
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“Understanding that you will get much further when you collaborate instead of trying to always compete. Help others without expecting anything in return; you’d be surprised how many creators are more than willing to help you or offer valuable insights when you need them! In addition, when you work together, adventures might have a higher success rate – with photographs as a result that you may otherwise not have been able to take.”
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“Through the video I submitted for the ColorPro film contest, I wanted to highlight what leaving my comfort zone has done for me over the past few years. It started in Kilimanjaro, where I first was afraid to leave my comfort zone. By doing so anyway and finding my way through this climb, I understood that I wanted to express my sensitivity and externalize my inner world through video. I found a new goal after dropping my rugby career that made life exciting again.”
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“I would challenge everyone to always be learning and growing. It is important to self-evaluate and push oneself to grow in areas of weakness. Don’t let yourself find comfort because when you become comfortable, you aren’t growing and pushing yourself to your true potential.”
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“It is incredible how you can develop such deep connections with people all around the world. I met this group of photographers through social media, and when the idea of traveling to Iceland presented itself, we decided to work together to make it happen.”
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