My roots in mountain photography are deeply intertwined with a passion for climbing. As a young boy, I discovered the charms of the Jura Mountains, and climbing quickly became my obsession. The surrounding rocks served as inspiration, and I constantly felt the urge to overcome new challenges in this sport. Shortly after that, my discovery of the world of photography coincided, revealing how much joy capturing memories in the form of photos could bring. Both of these activities – climbing and photography – found a symbiotic relationship. As my skills developed, my youthful enthusiasm transformed into a genuine passion, and today, I rarely leave a camera at home.

I remain an active climber, endeavoring to spend every free moment at the crag or in the mountains. A few years ago, I left my job as an analyst to pursue a photography career. In this role, I focus primarily on outdoor themes, capturing passionate individuals or breathtaking landscapes on my camera sensor.

As photographers, we have only a single frame at our disposal, freezing a fraction of a second, and the captured moment must evoke emotions. I always strive to create an image that will affect that way both on a smartphone screen and as a large print on the wall.