Category Archives: Information

This week, I’ve been working on assignments for The Wall Street Journal (my first US client! I’m very proud), Schweizer Familie, Beobachter, and annabelle. Check back soon for pictures of science professors, TV game show hosts, laboratory technicians, and of … Continue reading →

I’ve been on vacation in California, and as a consequence, I needed a few days to get my jet lag under control. Now, I’m back on track and busy as ever! Here’s a round-up of upcoming projects and assignments: -This … Continue reading →

Today, I’ll be flying to Delhi, India, for an assignment and a little vacation. See you next year!

It’s been quiet on the photographic front here in Zurich; I’ve been working on a couple of assignments in the last few weeks (but nothing blog-worthy, unfortunately).  To take advantage of this slow time I decided to take another little … Continue reading →

…I’m closing the office for a week. But please check out my website, updated mere seconds ago, and don’t forget to buy your copy of annabelle for my prostitution reportage this Wednesday! I hope y’all are having a wonderful summertime … Continue reading →

Summer is finally here! I’m enjoying the warm weather tremendously but at the same time, I’m also quite busy. Here’s a round up – Almost finished: A story about prostitution in Zurich for annabelle which may lead to a personal … Continue reading →

This week is quite slow but I’m preparing for various upcoming jobs and projects (another assignment for Monocle in St. Moritz, a fashion shoot for Silla Real, a personal project about refugees on Lampedusa). Also, I’m proud to announce a … Continue reading →

I’m proud to announce that my book about US soldier Timothy McClellan was chosen out of 270 submissions to be a part of the Photo Book Festival in Kassel/Germany. Unfortunately I won’t be able to attend the festival but the … Continue reading →

My online portfolio is freshly updated! Enjoy!

I’m a big fan of documentaries, especially when they’re well done. Last night I went to see “No More Smoke Signals,” a documentary about the KILI radio station of the Lakota reservation in South Dakota (you can listen to the … Continue reading →