English High above Lake Walen: A hike to Mattstogg Perched high above the turquoise waters of Lake Walen, Amden is a hidden gem for hiking enthusiasts in eastern Switzerland. One of the most rewarding

English High above Lake Walen: A hike to Mattstogg Perched high above the turquoise waters of Lake Walen, Amden is a hidden gem for hiking enthusiasts in eastern Switzerland. One of the most rewarding

Over the past months, I’ve rediscovered an old passion: shooting on 35mm film. In a world where photography is faster than ever — driven by algorithms, presets, and increasingly by AI — going analog feels

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Schaffhausen has a quiet way of winning you over. It doesn’t shout for attention like some famous Swiss cities—it simply opens its doors, lets the light hit its painted facades, and waits for you to notice.

That sharp, metallic kind of cold that sneaks through gloves and settles into your bones before you’ve even finished unloading gear. An ice-cold evening in Switzerland, breath hanging visibly in the air,

Zurich in December feels like the city is holding its breath—and then exhaling light. I step out into the cold and the first thing I notice isn’t the temperature, but the glow. Strings of Christmas lights

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A behind-the-scenes look at freshness, logistics, and the people who keep Zürich supplied Last week, we had the opportunity to step into a world most people rarely see up close: the bustling ecosystem

The National Museum Zurich is not only one of the most important cultural history museums in Switzerland, but also one of the city’s most architecturally fascinating places. From the moment you enter,

First impressions, tiny subjects, and a little holiday magic There’s something about getting a new macro lens that makes the world feel suddenly full of secrets. With the Samyang 100mm f/2.8 Macro finally

As the leaves start turning golden again, I can’t help but think back to a special autumn project from last year. I had the chance to film a fashion haul all about shoes and accessories – and the location

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Lights, Perspectives & Creative Sparks – A Day in Düsseldorf Last week, I had the chance to join the Lighting Workshop with the Filmdudes in Düsseldorf – and what a day it was. Between the reflections

My Experience at the Canon C50 Release Event My Experience at the Canon C50 Release Event When Technology, Creativity, and Collaboration Come Together Every once in a while, an event comes along that reignites

My Journey to Verzasca Valley I have always been drawn to places where water meets stone — where time itself seems to flow as gently as a river polishing its bedrock. When I first heard of the Verzasca

There’s something almost cinematic about wandering through Zürich with a camera in one hand and the idea of a perfect smash burger in your head. The city has this rare balance — part industrial grit, part

My Visit to OLMA: A Day of Animals, Farmers, Coffee, Robots, and Chilbi Fun Arriving at OLMA – The Buzz of Tradition and Excitement This year, I finally made it to OLMA – the famous Swiss fair in St. Gallen

My Visit to OLMA: A Day of Animals, Farmers, Coffee, Robots, and Chilbi Fun Arriving at OLMA – The Buzz of Tradition and Excitement This year, I finally made it to OLMA – the famous Swiss fair in St. Gallen

There’s a particular alchemy that happens when a run club meets a bright, clear morning: the air feels electric, sneakers slap a happy rhythm on pavement, and faces—beads of sweat and all—glow with an