Working as a DJ, photographer and journalist also means seeing new places and meeting a lot of people. I would like to introduce you projects, documentations and media which were and are very important landmarkes of my work. For them I pulled the (photograhpic) trigger or let the words flow. In Berlin I helped a long time to establish local online magazine Clubfeeling. At that time Clubfeeling documented Berlin’s nightlife by delivering club photos every weekend anew, while also supplying well-known Berlin print magazine [030]. Soon it was clear that Clubfeeling could only be a beginning though. My interest in electronic music and my gaining photographical ambitions lead my way to join forces with 365MAG, an Amsterdam based international dance music magazine, already known under their XPander.nl guise. Down to the present day I contribute to 365MAG as a music and event reviewer, as photographer of course and as coordinator for Germany.

The best of my photographs are regularly ending up in print magazines or club owner, artist and promoter portfolios. I would like to highlight Berlin based club Watergate (Steffen Hack), Neuss based club Tribehouse (Erik Ludwig) as well as artists like Oliver Moldan or Nick Warren.

References List

  • 365Mag (NL)
  • Clubfeeling / [030] Magazine Berlin (DE)
  • Sound Revolt (PL)
  • Watergate Club Berlin (DE)
  • Tribehouse Club Neuss (DE)
  • Midem Magazine (UK)
  • DJ Mag / DJ Mag Brazil (BR)
  • electronic beats (DE)
  • BeatFreax (NL)
  • Resident Advisor (AU)

Economind Business Consulting
A project close to my heart is the annual calendar of Berlin company Economind. In the meantime it is great in demand and Economind’s clients every year anew by 12 globally taken photographs.

I would like to mention some technical aspects as considering them allows you to get an idea of what is audio-visually shown on this website. Regarding the DJ mixes I am relying on Allen & Heath’s Xone92 mixer and two or more Pioneer CDJ 800 cd-players. Regarding photography the technical list is a bit longer. The Canon EOS 1D Mark III is the base gear for the following peripherals: