I photograph what makes me stop walking.

Every image in this collection is one I kept coming back to — the kind that deserved a wall, not just a hard drive.

Each is available as a limited edition print, hand-signed and numbered.

The first full scene I ever set out to shoot. I told my wife I'd finally caught a story, not just a photo.

2nd place, SPC Photo Awards Berlin 2024. Shortlisted for the Berlin Photo Awards.

Available as a limited edition print, hand-signed and numbered.

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Cherry-blossom and Fernsehturm Cherry-blossom and Fernsehturm Cherry-blossom and Fernsehturm
Cherry-blossom and Fernsehturm
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A limited-edition Berlin Fernsehturm fine art print — cherry blossoms in spring bloom, the TV tower dissolving softly behind them.

Limited edition of 10 · Hand-signed and numbered · Printed on Fujifilm Crystal Archive paper, silk finish, contact printing · Ships from Berlin

In spring, Berlin transforms, and nowhere is the contrast sharper than at the Fernsehturm. Cherry blossoms line the city streets, softening the iconic tower with a burst of pink. I stumbled upon this moment while walking in Mitte, surprised at how Tokyo and Berlin seemed to meet in a single view. This print bridges cultures and moods — both urban and poetic — making it an ideal piece for anyone drawn to contrasts in their living space.

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The orange umbrella in Shibuya
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Shibuya is known for its energy, its neon, and its endless movement, but sometimes a single detail changes the whole rhythm. In this photograph, a lone orange umbrella cuts through the rain-soaked street, glowing against the greys and silvers of the city. I couldn’t stop watching it move across the crowd, like a character in a film. This print adds a cinematic, modern touch to a wall, capturing Tokyo’s balance of chaos and poetry.
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Fuji at sunrise
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Mount Fuji at sunrise, seen from the quiet shores of Lake Kawaguchiko, captures one of Japan’s most iconic moments. The mountain glows in soft pinks and oranges as dawn breaks, mirrored perfectly on the lake’s surface. I still remember the silence — broken only by the sound of fishermen preparing their boats — and the sense of calm that swept over me. This photograph brings that peaceful balance and renewal into any space, a daily reminder of patience and harmony.
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