Light

Water has always been one of my favorite subjects to photograph. Whether it is the ocean, a lake, a river or a waterfall, I am always drawn to it. Depending on the scene, I often use long exposure photography to create a spe cific mood. Sometimes I go for very long exposures to simplify the image and make it feel softer and more minimal. Other times, I prefer shorter shutter speeds to keep the movement and energy of the water. What I really enjoy is how much a single location can change depending on your settings. The same scene can

On September 7, 2025, I photographed the total Blood Moon in Switzerland, above the Lavaux vineyards near Lausanne. The sky was perfectly clear, and it turned into a long, cold night under the stars. It was only my second attempt at moon photography. My first try had been a complete failure, so this time I came better prepared. In this article, I’ll take you behind the scenes: the location, the gear I used, the camera settings that worked (and those that didn’t), and the lessons I learned from photographing the Blood Moon. How I Planned a Blood Moon Shot with

Blue hour photography is often overlooked but it’s one of the most magical moments of the day for capturing landscapes. Before sunrise or after sunset, when the light turns cool and soft, a different kind of beauty emerges. We often hear about the golden hour in photography that glowing moment when the light turns warm and vibrant. For a long time, I chased sunsets, looking for drama and contrast. But lately, I’ve been drawn to something quieter. The blue hour. What is the blue hour?  The blue hour is the short period of time just before sunrise and just after