2,132 events. Clients who come back year after year.

My story

It started in the front row.

After studying psychology, I became a web designer. Working on different projects, I slowly found my way into photography. I went to a lot of concerts, and one night I watched a photographer working right up close to the music. Something clicked: this is what I wanted to do.

At home I would watch the closing shows of festivals again and again, thinking: one day I’ll work in music. One day I’ll be on the big stages of Defqon.1 and Tomorrowland. So I bought a camera, left everything else behind and went for it.

I said yes to everything I could get: nightclubs, student parties, photo booths. Those nights were my first real miles. I taught myself a lot in Photoshop, and my background in web design and marketing helped me understand what clients actually needed from their images. Step by step I grew, mostly in corporate events and music, and built a group of regular clients along the way.

From 2021 the chances started coming, one after another, and I took each one with both hands. That same year I started The Arrows. I was flown abroad more often, and my fast editing and my focus on overviews and special effects brought me to bigger festivals. In 2023 I chose to focus fully on events and music.

The award confirmed that the way I work is right: be there, be prepared and deliver. Every time I’m on one of those stages, I still think of the guy on the couch rewatching closing shows.