In an interview with The Phoblographer, I share how my Sony camera system supports my work documenting nature and fragile ecosystems. I discuss my approach to conservation photography and how visual storytelling can raise awareness of environmental challenges.

My story on harbor porpoises is featured in the exhibition “Wal und Mensch” at the Maritime Museum in Rostock until September 30th, 2027. The project highlights the elusive marine mammals and the threats they face in the North and Baltic Seas.

The Ocean Photographer of the Year is a celebration of our beautiful blue planet, as well as a platform to highlight the many plights it is facing. I am honored that my image is a Finalist in the Conservation (Hope) category. The winners will be announced on September 10th in London.

My article in NaturFoto magazine explores the transformations taking place across Svalbard’s Arctic landscape. Having returned to the archipelago over a decade, my initial fascination evolved into a broader interest the environmental change reflected in the changing forms and dynamics of ice.

Wild & Frame celebrates wildlife photography that goes beyond technical quality to capture a story within a single frame. I am excited to serve on this year’s judging panel, looking for authentic, respectful images that reflect life in Africa’s savannahs, wetlands, and forests.

I am honored to serve as a photography judge for the 2026 Nature Photographer of the Year contest. With over 27,000 submissions, I am collaborating with a panel of professionals to select the winners, which will be announced on November 14th.