If you want to do travel photography right, you have to photograph people…

I love street photography but somehow I often don't like to shoot in large Asian cities. Hat Yai was different…

“You're doing it wrong.” That's basically the reaction I get when people – without having seen my photos – learn I use a medium format camera for almost every kind of photography…

I'm getting a lot of questions about why and how I manage to travel with a heavy medium format camera. Someone even called me a beast being able to lug it around! I'm not but here's why I travel with it!

We've been told all the horror stories about being drugged on Indian public transport or being mugged in alleys. According to the stories, there was a 100% certainty that my camera would disappear after a week or two...

One of the things I noticed while shooting portraits in Congo was that the people didn't have any problems with being natural in front of the camera. A portrait photographer's dream...

A guide for photographers who are looking for some professional advice and inspiration or if you want to know how I work as a photographer.

There is for sure no such thing as the best travel camera or lens but as a professional travel photographer I do have my favorites. This is my travel photography gear list...

Even as a professional photographer I still learn new techniques and things about photography every day but this is my advice if you like my style and want to improve your photography...

OK, here's the thing: I'm seeing way too many selfies and pictures of people in front of famous landmarks or buildings and that's fine but let's try to do something different OK?