Nomad Stories

“When I am photographing, I don’t only chase a beautiful landscape. I chase those moments when the light turns the ordinary into the magical – when taking pictures comforts me as much as driving down the road while singing along to my favorite tunes.”

“Where I was first shy and reserved, preferring to stay home rather than to go out and about, and unaware of the proximity of the Dolomites to my home, I now pursue an adventurous life, visiting the Dolomites regularly. It seems those mountains and landscapes only exist in fairy tales, but they do exist, and they are all so majestic.”

“Over the months our ideas came together, and our goal was to show the soul of Iceland. This idea of ​​freedom, of greatness and of how the atmosphere of a country can mesmerize us. We wanted to show how a journey can touch our heart and make us experience multiple intense emotions.”

“A good photograph always touched something deep inside of me, and more and more I felt the urge to learn this skill myself. I have found photography has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with how you see them.”

“While being a tour guide might seem very different from being a photographer, I think it’s all connected. Having been a guide is one of the main reasons my passion for photography grew so much in the first place. And these two passions now show and are present in my artistic work.”

“I love hiking. Especially in the mountains. It’s always my favorite scenery to catch through my viewfinder and immortalize through an artistic eye. So when planning my trip to the Dolomites, I felt euphoria and joy just imagining myself shooting between its massive peaks and indescribable views.”

“Photography has finally properly joined my nomad lifestyle in a way I feel at peace, and in a way that encourages me to travel more and share photographs of surreal places I end up in. I have developed a profound sense of respect towards mother nature and traveling to places where I can connect with myself has become a way of recharging, meditation, and inner growth.”

“Compositional basics in photography like the rule of thirds, the golden section, or diagonals are also essential in architecture to create space. To research how light can enter a room is the same way as looking at how the sun hits a landscape during a specific moment in time. It’s about looking at what is all around you, embracing it, and incorporating it into a design or photograph.”

“As I started to build a network, I received various requests ranging from portraits and products to video content. I decided to try everything that would come onto my path. June 2021 was when I decided to quit my job. Not because I had had enough gigs and could secure future income, but because I felt happier doing photography and videography.”

“Out there in the woods, I find essence, silence, and wilderness. I hear unexpected rustles in a bush that scares and excites me. I see animal tracks in the wet earth reminding me that I am in their home… The wildlife and wilderness are full of inspiration and wonder, which pushes me out there again and again.”