Nomad Stories

“I feel the discipline you practice for photography carries over into other aspects of your life. When you’re out on a shoot there’s so much to consider, not just the usual aperture-iso-shutter speed, but also weather conditions, light conditions, what stars are going to be visible in the sky… I think using photography to develop this discipline and attention to detail is so valuable as a life skill.”

“The most challenging is definitely harsh light scenarios. I do think however harsh conditions can produce amazing images, it just takes a lot of practice and knowing what works and what gear to use to not lose quality in the image.”

“I can work at my best when I focus and leave a lot of time for my side projects or training. I always pursue constant improvement and get better from job to job. Thus, I see every project as an opportunity to learn something new, from reaching the clients to the final delivery.”

“I have dedicated myself to spherical panoramic photography for seven years with excellent results. It is a very technical kind of photography – which is why it intrigued me so much – and it was not easy to reach high levels. The shooting phase is very important and subsequently, it is key to stitch the various shots perfectly together.”

“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?”