The most important thing for me is to give the horses the opportunity to be photographed in a relaxed environment​ in which they feel good and not stressed. For me, this is the key to show them as beautiful as they really are. Horses know very well when they are the centre of attention and the most of them love to present themselves, especially when they are given a stage for their own ideas.

Even as a child I was hopelessly infected by the horse virus and I spent most of my free time with these wonderful animals, painting pictures of them for hours and reading one horse novel after another in record time. In 2011, when I made my dream come true with my first own horse, I started to study the behaviour of horses intensively, because the small wild Icelandic pony was a big challenge for me and everything I already knew did not help me. She wanted to trust someone who was consistent, respectful, self-confident and gave very clear instructions and this was not easy for me as an introverted and very insecure and shy person. Hrina taught me to stand up for myself, to give animals instructions that they can understand and that they feel comfortable with because they are respected and know exactly what you want from them.
So today I have my little crazy horse to thank for the fact that during shootings the owners always give me the feedback that they had the feeling that their horse felt very comfortable. Especially insecure or nervous horses relax a little bit sometimes and we often have super nice moments that the horses give us in return.

My passion for photography started in my youth with an old analogue Minolta camera that I took with me on every trip and photographed everything that seemed interesting to me. When the camera finally broke down in the middle of 2016, I bought my first digital APSC camera which I used to take countless pictures of Hrina and my dog Kimmy. Half a year later I started taking pictures of the horses of friends. And already in May 2017 I registered my business, because more and more inquiries came from strangers who saw my pictures.

Because I always want to know EVERYTHING about what I am interested in, I booked my first workshop on horse photography in 2017, after I had read everything that was available in the literature about horse photography at that time, and I wanted to understand everything even better. Since then I have tried to educate myself and learn from people who are great role models in photography (not only horse photographers).