Although my earlier images were mainly in B&W, first more contrasty and then more and more subtly shaded, I always loved to create colour images. In recent years, colour became increasingly important to me as I developed what I like about its presence and what not. In short: I cannot manage blue sky in my images, but I love the ice-cold blue patterns of the glaciers in winter times; and I find different shades of warm colours a joy, while the strong colour contrasts of popping landscape images is just not my thing.

This, however, does not mean that I do not use post processing. In fact, I am driven by an artistic vision rather than a desire to accurately depict reality. To bring hidden patterns to the foreground I often push dynamic range in post to its limit, both in B&W and colour images.

I add – and remove – images over time so you always have an updated view of what I am currently working on.