MEET THE ARTIST
Hi, I am Martin
I love the real and candid moments in between, as well as all the little details and emotions of a wedding day.
MY GOAL IS TO CAPTURE YOUR MOST BEAUTIFUL DAY IN A NATURAL AND AUTHENTIC WAY, SO THAT YOU CAN LATER SAY:
”THIS IS US. THIS IS OUR LOVE.”
the person
behind the lens
My journey began over ten years ago – almost by coincidence.
A colleague once asked me to photograph her daughter’s wedding.
What started as a spontaneous favor turned into a passion that has never left me.
Since 2015, I’ve been working as a wedding photographer by conviction.
By now, I’ve had the privilege of capturing nearly 200 weddings – across Germany and Europe.
And even today, I still get goosebumps when the bride walks down the aisle and the groom sees her for the first time.
I’ve poured a lot of heart and energy into my photography:
exhibitions, a TV feature on SWR, awards – all of it meaningful.
But in the end, only one thing truly matters:
that my couples see themselves in their images – in genuine moments that last.
What drives me
For me as a photographer, it’s an honor to be part of this special day and experience all those intense moments up close. It’s a day of love and connection that radiates so much positive energy – and I simply love being around people in such a good mood.
My goal is to create memories that last a lifetime. So you can relive this day again and again – with your family, your friends, and someday with your children and grandchildren.
My approach
Wedding photography is something deeply personal.
That’s why it’s important to me that trust develops naturally between us.
I photograph with calmness and attention – so you can feel at ease and simply be yourselves.
After nearly 200 weddings across Europe, I’ve learned what truly matters:
to sense a moment before it happens – and capture it in a way that feels effortless and timeless.
Let’s tell your story
If you feel that my way of photography resonates with you, I’d love to hear from you.
Let’s connect and talk about your plans – whether you’re celebrating in Germany, France, Italy or anywhere else in Europe.