Travel diaries
Switzerland
A land of alpine splendor
Switzerland holds a special place for me. The Alpine peaks, clear lakes, and valleys never get old. I keep vising the different regions for the snow-capped mountains or green meadows, the medieval towns tucked into valleys and the forests. Each region has its own character, and I'm spending time trying to capture those moments when wandering across my country.
Italy
Where history meets natural beauty
Italy is where I fell in love with the combination of old and new, art and landscape and - certainly - its espresso magnifico. Tuscany's rolling hills with their cypress trees and hilltop villages feel unique and timeless. And Cinque Terre — those villages clinging to the cliffs above the sea — they're unforgettable. The light in Italia is special and makes the photos unique.
Germany
Germany's enchanting heartland
The Schwäbisch Alb surprised me. It's not as famous as other parts of Germany, but it's where I found what I was looking for — medieval villages nestled in the rolling hills -(almost like in Tuscany), forests that feel untouched, a sense of authenticity. The landscape is quieter here, its people kind and helpful, and that's part of its appeal. Busier it got in Disney's fairy tale castle in Schwangau 😉
Ethiopia
Ancient wonders & rugged landscapes
Ethiopia changed how I see the world. The people I met were generous and welcoming, curious about where I came from and eager to share their stories. The highlands are dramatic, and the history runs deep — thousands of years of it. The rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, the vast plateaus, the gorges. It's a place where you feel the weight of time, and that comes through in every photograph I've taken there.
Mexico
Where culture & nature converge
Mexico fascinates me because nothing is simple there. The warmth of the people I encountered made every interaction feel genuine, and their pride in their culture is infectious. The ancient temples, the colonial architecture, the beaches, the canyons — it's all mixed together. The colors, the history, the energy. Every region has its own story, and I'm still learning it.
Nepal
Land of the Himalayas
Nepal is humbling. The scale of the mountains alone is something you have to experience to understand. But it's not just the landscape—it's the people, the temples, the valleys. The kindness and patience of the people I worked with made my time there unforgettable. There's a spiritual quality to the place that I've tried to capture in my work.
South Africa
Land of wild beauty
The safaris in South Africa showed me wildlife in a way I'd never experienced before. Watching animals in their natural habitat, seeing the Big Five, being in that vast wilderness — it puts things in perspective. It's raw and real, and that's what I wanted to photograph. The guides and locals I traveled with shared their deep knowledge and genuine love for the land with such grace.