Nomad Stories

“Every day presents new fears and challenges to overcome. This is what photography has given me so far. Every day is an opportunity to see in new ways, to express and evoke emotion, to become a better version of myself, and to create a future driven by passion.”

“My photos appear poetic for some and deep for others. Some may be touched, others may be indifferent. I recently lost a loved one, and my latest sets often show a beam of light. Although I am neither a believer nor a spiritual person, I cannot help but feel that this is a sign of his presence.”

“With my photos, I try to reflect the beauty of nature as I perceived it. Showing what is possible in nature, what views you can get when venturing out and the feeling that accompanies the experience. If I can do that, my work will be successful.”

“My wish is to achieve the objective of doing what I love every day and wake up every morning saying to myself “today I’m gonna do my best in everything I do, and everything that will happen will be a lesson for me.”

“You cannot photograph everything. Enjoy the moment while taking the shot, that is what the craft is all about, capturing the moment. And keeping it.”

“At the end, travel is not just about seeing a place. It is about understanding a place, connecting with the people, and above all about taking distance from having and doing to focus on being instead. And on being together.”

“No matter where you are along the Wild Atlantic Way, you simply feel free and worriless whether that is standing on top of a cliff 500 meters above the water or on a white sand beach with crystal clear water.”

“My happiness comes from telling but also listening to stories, exploring the outdoors through climbing, mountaineering, camping, surfing… It fulfills me with joy to capture authentic and emotional outdoor explorations all around the world – living the experience and creating art together with others.”

“I feel that my higher objective as a photographer, besides artistic work, is to create in the name of memory and by that means, be a testimony for future generations.”

“For as long as I can remember I was spending time in the ocean, so I developed a relationship with the ocean and its inhabitants from a young age. I guess it was only natural that I would progress to working to protect ocean ecosystems and the animals that inhabit them.”