I’m a landscape photographer based near Köln, Germany — shaped by a life lived across continents. Born in Spain and raised in Germany and Chile, I learned early how big and varied the world truly is, and how little of it we ever get to experience in one lifetime. That curiosity never left me.

Growing up between cultures made me flexible, open, and endlessly drawn to the nature around me. I didn’t discover my artistic side through school or formal training — it revealed itself much later, the day I picked up a camera. Looking through the viewfinder changed everything. Scale shifted. Time slowed down. Suddenly the world felt different, and from that moment on, I was hooked.

Photography became my passion, my obsession, and eventually my profession — my best addiction.

I’m drawn to the kind of landscapes shaped by weather, light, and the raw edges of the natural world. Snow, ice, storms, and the atmospheric moods of the North pull me in again and again. While I enjoy warmer regions too, you’re far more likely to stumble over my tripod somewhere in the Arctic than on a tropical beach.

Emotion is what matters most to me. An image only works if it makes you feel something — warmth or cold, serenity or tension, awe or silence. My goal isn’t just to show places, but to let you step into a moment… to continue the story in your own thoughts, as if the photograph were a single frame from a much larger film.

Those moments spent out in the field, fully immersed in the present — watching weather shift and shape the landscape, seeing a small gap in the clouds turn a flat scene into a playground of light and shadow, or witnessing a burst of solar wind paint the night sky in color — these are the moments I chase.

Where nature reveals both its power and its tenderness.
And where I always try to be.