This is where real people feel comfortable in front of the camera.

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"Anna aren't you afraid of AI taking over your job?", i get asked a lot. 

Simple answer, no.

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It’s about reading people.
Creating enough trust for someone to drop the mask.
Knowing when to shoot - and when not to.

That way of working comes from documentary photography. From observing first, photographing second.

Just time, presence, and an eye trained to notice what matters.

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My background is in storytelling & documentary photography. Before that, I studied war crimes and human behavior - trying to understand how systems affect people on a very real, personal level. Somewhere in that process, I realized the camera was the right language for me.

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Today, I bring that documentary approach into different settings - from personal portraits to corporate environments. I adapt to the world I’m working in, but I don’t change what I look for: honesty, connection, and emotion.

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I work with people who don’t want to “perform” for the camera, but want images that feel like them. Images that are calm, clear, and grounded.

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Alongside commissioned work, I share stories through pop-up exhibitions across Europe. A few longer-term projects are currently in the making and will be announced in 2026.

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Because the best photographs don’t just show how someone looks.
They tell a story.

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If that resonates, I’d love to hear your story.