Back when I was a teenager, I was always the guy in the group carrying a camera around, taking candid shots just to keep those memories alive.

Life took a few turns, though. I got degrees in Business Administration and Foreign Trade and spent years working as a logistics project manager. Photography always stayed with me, but a few years later, I met my wife, who bought me an analog camera and later a DSLR. We ended up starting a small ad agency together, where I jumped into shooting products, food, and all kinds of stuff.

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Being neurodivergent with strong ADHD, that spark led to yet another project: opening a food truck, which later turned into a full restaurant with my wife.

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That was my total workaholic phase. Needing to slow down and step away from endless projects, we decided to move to Germany in 2018. Since my German wasn't good enough for logistics or advertising yet, working in restaurants was my way into the job market.

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After the pandemic and a lot of therapy, I realized how much I missed photography. Since then, I’ve been making up for lost time working as a freelance photographer and videomaker right here in Berlin.

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This city welcomed me and gives me unique opportunities to be around people who inspire me. I get to work on a different project every day, which is perfect for a neurodivergent mind. One day I’m shooting a basketball game for the local team, the next I’m doing a portrait session with an influential person, or taking a group of curious photographers on a photowalk through Berlin, talking about what makes this city so special to me.

Just like Berlin, I’m restless and always love change. If that sounds like you, welcome aboard and feel free to drop me a message!