Petrol in my veins and the camera in my hand.

I have been fascinated by cameras since I was eight years old. What started purely for fun—much to the camera’s dismay—gradually developed into a serious and intentional passion. At the age of sixteen, I bought my first camera, a Canon 750D, and I have been pursuing photography as a hobby ever since. Whether traveling or going about my daily life, my camera has always been by my side.

Over the years, I have continued to develop my skills through various photography workshops, many of them with Norbert Nießer in Stuttgart. These experiences allowed me to deepen my knowledge and refine my technique. I have always had a good eye for composition, something that definitely runs in the family. After successfully completing my bachelor’s degree in Esslingen in 2024, I began working full-time as a development engineer—and I still hold this position today. At the same time, I am now pursuing a long-held dream and launching my own part-time photography business.

Professionally, I work in the automotive industry—a world that, along with photography, has always been one of my greatest passions. Even as a child, people would joke that I had more gasoline than blood in my veins. I’ve been fascinated by cars for as long as I can remember. That passion is what draws me so strongly to automotive photography. Every vehicle, whether a classic sports car or a modern model, tells its own story and speaks through a unique design language shaped by lines, edges, and curves. It is this visual appeal—the unique aesthetics, technical sophistication, and thoughtful design—that I aim to capture and showcase through my photography.