New photos of the last years were edited and uploaded. 

Have a look!

It has been ages since I last posted here..

Over the past few years, life pulled me in many different directions, and this page fell quiet. I still travelled, I still photographed, but I often only shared glimpses of it on Instagram. At the same time, my photography became deeply tied to work and projects, and the joy of creating in my free time sometimes slipped away.

During this period, I was also finishing my master’s thesis and starting two bigger projects close to my heart: Snowfinches (see website and instagram) and Pfitscher Joch (see instagram). These projects demanded time and focus but also gave me a sense of purpose.

The last two years have been about more than just projects — they’ve been about finding direction. I found myself standing at a crossroads: should I pursue a PhD, or should I build a career as a wildlife biologist? To test the waters, I spent last year working as a station manager in different field stations. I loved every moment of it. The work was challenging, rewarding, and reaffirmed that being a wildlife biologist could indeed be a future I’d embrace.

At the same time, my fascination with Snowfinches kept growing. They’ve been a constant companion in my journey, and now they are motivating me to take the leap into the uncertain path of pursuing a PhD.

With this clarity, I also feel ready to return to this space. I want to bring my adventures, my travels, and my photography here again — not just as snapshots, but as stories worth telling.

All photos were taken last year (2020) near the lake Neusiedler at Austria in Spring/Summer