Creative process

Every time I share a photo, I get the same question: “Where exactly is this spot?” Sharing landscape photography locations is a sensitive topic. Some photographers are completely open about it, while others strongly prefer to keep their spots private. I have also seen people argue that not sharing locations helps protect nature. And honestly, I believe everyone is right in their own way. I understand the curiosity. I spend hours searching for locations myself, walking in nature, studying maps, and exploring other photographers’ work. Planning a photography trip takes time, and finding a place that truly resonates is part

Landscape photography in 2025 has taken me across some of the most beautiful and remote places in Europe. From the snowy forests of Finnish Lapland to the lava fields of Lanzarote, the dramatic peaks of Norway’s Lofoten Islands, and the peaceful Alps in Switzerland, each location offered unique light, moods, and memories. In this article, I share my favorite landscape photography moments of 2025 : ten images that reflect my journey, the emotions behind the shots, and the joy of exploring nature through my lens. In Lapland, the northern lights were unforgettable to witness, but what struck me most was

Setting clear photography goals in 2025 helped me grow both creatively and personally. Getting out of my comfort zone has always been a challenge for me, and that includes photography. I tend to revisit familiar locations again and again, drawn by their changing light and moods. But this year I wanted something different. I needed a way to push myself, explore new places, and approach my work with fresh energy. This year, I decided to set myself clear photography goals. The idea was to train more intentionally, explore new locations, and push myself to improve my skills. In Switzerland, I

Finding great landscape photography locations is often an adventure before the adventure itself. Sometimes I discover a new spot while driving through Switzerland or looking out of a train window. Other times, it takes hours of research, comparing maps, browsing photography portfolios, watching YouTube videos, and following clues hidden in travel blogs or social media posts. Over the years, I have developed a process to find and plan landscape photography locations, whether I am preparing for a trip to Iceland, exploring the Faroe Islands, or discovering a new region closer to home. My research usually starts with a blank Google

When we scroll through Instagram or photography websites, it often feels like the best landscapes are always far away. I used to think the same. But over time, I realised that some of the most inspiring places can be just around the corner. Since I work full-time in Switzerland, I can’t always travel far for photography. So I started exploring places close to home. That’s how I found Préverenges Beach, a peaceful lakeside spot just 15 minutes from where I live. It’s easy to reach, with a big parking lot nearby, and it offers a wide open space with multiple

2024 has been one of my most inspiring years for landscape photography. From the dramatic cliffs of Madeira to the raw volcanic beauty of Iceland, and the peaceful coastlines of Ireland, each destination brought its own magic. One of my biggest dreams came true when I captured the northern lights over the Swiss Alps, a rare and emotional moment close to home. In Iceland, I witnessed some of the strongest aurora displays I’ve ever seen, painting the sky with surreal colors. Back in Switzerland, I embraced the quiet beauty of winter: frozen trees, soft snowfall, and even the inside of