Queer documentary photographer with
an eye for pure emotions and dynamics

When you don’t see me with a camera in my hands, I’m either listening to or making music, cooking a new recipe, reading a queer classic, or you can find me in nature.

But when I do have a camera in my hands, I like to photograph spontaneous, candid moments on location. I find it most meaningful to capture pure emotions and dynamics that arise naturally. And preferably within the queer community!

I took a big detour before arriving where I find myself today. When I received my Masters degree in Musicology, I thought I wanted to continue in the academic field and taught at the university. But sometimes you have to fall flat on your face to realize that something doesn’t suit you as well as you thought it would. That moment was my burnout. For me, there was no doubt that after my recovery I wanted to continue in photography. After all, that had been my biggest hobby for years. The choice to do this within the queer community was also a no-brainer. This is the community where I feel at home and where I want to make a difference.