Today one shoot has to do a lot of jobs.
Good content today has to work in a lot of places at once. A series of images for the website, the brochure and the online shop, the same moments in portrait format for the feed and ideally a few short reels from the same shoot. That's how I think about every job from the very start.
You work with me personally, from the first idea to the finished images and we shape the project together with one goal: getting the most out of it. Being flexible is part of how I work. If the light, the weather or the schedule changes, I adapt and find a creative way to make it work. Below is a selection of my client work.
Website shoot for Skischule Zürs
Skischule Zürs needed fresh photos for its entire new website, so we covered everything the school offers: the first turns in the Kinderland, piste and mogul lessons, deep snow, ski touring and heliskiing. We planned at short notice and moved each shoot to the days with the right weather, which is how the whole project was finished within two months.
Visit skischule-zuers.atTrail running and Arlberg Ultra for Lech Zürs Tourismus
For Lech Zürs Tourismus I shot photos and film with two goals: trail running material the region can use for years and the promotional content for the Arlberg Ultra, a new trail race that starts for the first time next summer. The film introduces the race.
Long-term testimonial for WhiteWall
WhiteWall has been my print lab for years and since 2025 I have also been one of their testimonials. Season after season I produce videos for their social media ads and collab posts on Instagram, in German, English and French. WhiteWall also featured my winter photography in an interview in their magazine.
This is the kind of collaboration I look for: a brand and a creator building something together over several seasons instead of a single campaign.
Read the interview on whitewall.comSponsorship shoot for Aldi Suisse
Aldi Suisse needed new advertising material for its sponsorship of ski racer Livio Hiltbrand. We shot on the Saas-Fee glacier during his training: first the runs themselves, then close-ups with the helmet branding and the Aldi bottle, finally a few wide shots of the landscape.
From the summit to the breakfast table
Outdoor and action is where I come from. But a guest's day doesn't end on the mountain, so for tourism I cover the rest too: the hotel, the rooms, the food on the table. For contrast I shoot festivals too. Many of my images are also available to license. Here's a look at each of them.
Hotels and chalets
For hotels, chalets and holiday apartments I photograph the whole stay the way guests remember it: the rooms and the view, the restaurant and the bar, the spa, the breakfast table and the family who runs the house. Ideally, whoever scrolls through your website starts packing in their head.
Ski and freeride at the Arlberg
Skiing is where I grew up and where most of my winters happen. I get up pretty much any mountain with the camera on my back. Because I ski myself, I know what skiers want to see in a picture. I shoot freeride, ski touring and piste action with athletes and with guests, from first light on the ridge to light painting after dark. Many of these images come from my own projects, so regions, brands and ski schools can license them right away.
Festivals
Festivals are the loud counterpart to the quiet mountains. I love that contrast. Over the years I've photographed Sziget, Electric Love, Saint Whoo, Heaven Seven and Push, some for the organisers, some as accredited press for Russmedia titles like vienna.at, plus plenty of smaller events close to home.
Crowds, stages and light that changes every few seconds have taught me to react fast and still get the shot. That helps on every other job too. If you're planning a festival, I'd love to be part of it.
Licensed images for brands and products
Not every job needs a shoot. Companies license single images from my archive for their own products and campaigns. WolfVision, for example, chose a set of my mountain photographs for a black and white special edition and uses them as backgrounds for their projectors.
If you are looking for one specific image rather than a whole production, just tell me the motif you have in mind.
Ask about licensingBig things start small. Usually with a message.
Tell me your idea, your dream, or the plan that's still only in your head. Let's chat.
Based in Vorarlberg, Austria. On location across the Alps and wherever a project takes me.