I’m not a big fan of rain, but when that rain turns into its solid state, it becomes magical fairy dust.

Maybe it’s because we don’t get much snow, and when we do, you never know how long it will last. But every time that white stuff shows up, I feel the urge to take pictures.

Four days of nothing-weather, failed landscape plans, amateuristic museums, tiny house coziness, and a handful of snapshots that mattered more than any masterpiece could have. Conneux was exactly the slow reset I needed.

I only had the Fujifilm GFX100RF for a couple of days. Not enough time for a technical deep dive, but enough to experience how this camera positively impacted my way of working and seeing

A remake of a classic character king, I just had to test it.

The perfect middle ground between image quality and character? Find out why this has become one of my favorite lenses.

An experiment with some flashlights.

A lot of kilometers, experiences, beautiful sights and big sighs.

There’s a new version of the Smoke Ninja. It’s just as portable as it’s predecessor and way more powerful.

Always great to work with these two. Shot with a combination of modern and vintage lenses.

Thypoch is a relative newcomer to the lens market but I’ve been wanting to test out one of their lenses ever since I saw the first samples. Now I got my chance.

Friends, gravel bikes and beautiful Luxemburg. What else do you need?

What does a dad do when he’s dragged along for a city trip by three teenage girls … yep, take a bunch of pictures.

A collection of random pictures from June

Off-road gravelbiking at night, why not?

Continuing my exploration of wide angle portraits.

A couple of days away for my 49th birthday.

Can you use a wide angle lens for portraits? Let’s find out.

Spending a couple of hours at a local museum with my camera.