Mental Well-Being, connection to nature, philosophy of life
“Most mornings I wake with a mindset of curiosity and I ask myself, what’s possible? My deepest desire is to be profoundly alive, to see the world, and to share my experience with others. My photography and written work are a byproduct of my journey.”
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“The first time I set foot in Iceland, in 2015, was one of the most memorable moments of my life. It was a shock. It’s very strange to feel so at home in a place you are visiting for the first time.”
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“With the birth of our son, my photography became a lot more personal. Above all, the mother of my child moved more and more into the center of my pictures and is one of my greatest motivations to continue even if she is not always visible in my photos.”
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“My focus in post-processing is to emphasize the main object and the feeling of light. I want my photos to be an artistic depiction without being unrealistic – like a dream where you don’t realize that you’re dreaming.”
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“During my first trip to the Pyrenees, I discovered exactly what I was looking for… Freedom and Wide-open Natural Spaces… I still can remember being there surrounded by the mountains around this campfire having some beers with some friends, it was simple but it was everything I needed.”
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“When you’re out in nature or by the sea, feeling the waves come up against you, it’s truly a time to relax and be mindful of how lucky we are to be experiencing this thing we call life.”
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“Moving toward the Atlantic coast of France as soon as I came back from Australia also motivated me to keep shooting. I love being in front of the immensity of the ocean and waiting for what the sky will offer me.”
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“By the end of my 3rd year in college I decided to quit my studies to explore the outdoors with my dog and dedicate myself to travel and photography. I was studying management and marketing, and although it was a tough decision, I still don’t regret it.”
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“Today, photography for me means mental relaxation – an internal dialogue that you never get bored of. With that philosophy we started our business and live up to that still today as it serves our practical needs and our creative desires.”
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“I remember my outdoor education teacher talking about the poem from Robert Frost, “The road not taken”, and the value of creating your own journey of life by “taking the path less traveled.” I even wrote it on the front of my notebook – so the idea has kind of been stuck with me since then…”
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