An “I do” beneath the surface.
My beloved wife and I got married underwater. That makes diving much more than a passion for me: it’s also connected to the day we said “I do” to each other.
Photographer, web developer, diver. But above all: husband, dad, and part of a four-pawed family. This isn't about projects, but about the people and passions behind them.

Photography has been part of my life since 1990, and web development since 2001. Two different worlds that, for me, fit naturally together: one is about seeing a moment. The other is about turning an idea into something that works.
Both are part of who I am. But time away from the camera and screen matters just as much. With my family, underwater, or taking a closer look at the engineering and shapes of Japanese sports cars.
The most important chapters of my life aren’t professional milestones. They’re the new beginnings shared with my wife, our daughter, and our dog.
My beloved wife and I got married underwater. That makes diving much more than a passion for me: it’s also connected to the day we said “I do” to each other.
Our dog, a Puggle–Jack Russell Terrier mix, has been part of our family since 2015. He brought a personality all his own into our lives. We can’t imagine everyday life without him.
Our wonderful daughter was born in 2017. Since then, I’ve been not just a husband, photographer, and developer, but a dad, too. A role that holds a very special place in my life.

Underwater, your perspective changes. That’s what I love about diving: experiencing a world that usually stays hidden in everyday life.
It’s where curiosity meets calm. And since our wedding, this place has also become part of the story my wife and I share.
My enthusiasm for Japan is especially strong when it comes to its sports cars. The combination of design, engineering, and distinctive character fascinates me. Here, too, I like to look closely: at the lines, the details, and how everything works together.
Now you know the person behind the work. Here’s where you can explore what I do.
A personal glimpse. Not my whole life — but what matters most to me.
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