About me
I am a photographer based in Switzerland, working primarily with landscapes and wildlife. 
I have been exploring photography since childhood and pursuing it seriously for more than twenty years.
For much of that time, photography remained a private practice alongside my professional career. I shared selected work occasionally, but the larger body of my photography has rarely been shown publicly. I am now opening that work to a wider audience and making photography a more significant part of my professional life.
Style / work
My work is not defined by a particular genre. I am interested in finding something distinctive within a scene — a subject, relationship, moment, light, shape, movement, or sometimes simply a sense that something is there.
Once I find it, I work with the scene to make that idea clearer. That can happen in the field through where I stand, what I include, what I leave out, or when I make the photograph. It can also continue in post-production. I don't see either part of the process as separate from making the image.
I have never been particularly concerned with following photographic conventions for their own sake. If a convention helps the photograph, I use it. If it gets in the way of what I am trying to show, I am comfortable ignoring it.
Ultimately, my photographs are not intended to be literal records of what was in front of me. They are my interpretation of what I noticed there, and what I thought was worth showing.
Selected Work & Contribution
Although much of my photography has been personal, over the years I have contributed photographs, experience and time to a number of projects — from conservation and research to photography events and tours. Some examples include:
Canon — Show The Full Picture campaign 
Featured in Canon’s Show The Full Picture campaign. 
WWF 
My photographs have been used by WWF in stories and publications covering wildlife and conservation, including migratory species and conservation work globally. Examples: 
- Organizational history [Link
- World's migratory species in decline [Link
- Big boost for migratory birds in Central Asia [Link]
Canon & WWF — Singapore
While living in Singapore, I organized and led photography workshops and events with Canon and WWF, including larger events involving groups of photographers.
Other Contributions
I have also provided photographs for student research projects and contributed images and photographic experience to photo-tour organizers and other projects.
Licensing and Enquiries: 
For image licensing and usage enquiries, see the Licensing page.
For general enquiries, workshops, tours, collaborations, or anything else, use the Contact page.
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