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A shot from the RedBull XAlps 2017. Me and my team are responsible for Aerial photography in this Competition. The target is to capture the spirit of the world’s toughest adventure race. Location: Lake Garda, Italy.

Aerial Photography from Triglav national park, Slovenia. RedBull XAlps 2017. I realised it with my personal team of experienced Acro- and XC pilots. Jochen Schweizer was piloting bravely in this breathtaking scenery.

We realised this syncro shot in Kalavrita, Greece. I shot this one on a product photoshooting for Advance Paragliders. Lucien Caviezel and Yael Margelisch are piloting precisely for my personal idea of the picture.

Aerial photography from the dolomites, Italy. Roman Berner and me headed for a XC flight to the dolomite’s highest peak: Marmolada. This shot happened when we left the south wall.

On a hike and fly adventure in the italian alps. Jochen Schweizer playing with his paraglider in the cold breeze on the summit of Piz dla Pieres.

A shot from the RedBull XAlps 2015. Me and my team (the RBXAlps Aerial Photography Team) realised this one at Mount Bernina, Switzerland. To get it right we had to fly right into a horrible leeside.

This was maybe the most dangerous shooting I remember. Jochen Schweizer and me flew above the active crater of Stromboli, Italy. The scenery was develish, and thunder of eruptions filled the air. I needed to fly free handed for holding the cam. My favourite.

A shot from Tansania. Andreas Egger, Michael Gebert and me did the first flight from the summit of Mount Kerimasi in East Africas interior, Massai Country. For this, we needed to spend the night on the vulcanoes crater.

This is a Selfie! I worked out a technique to shoot professional selfies to document unknown take off places without models. This shot was taken in Italy. I managed it to catch the days most beautiful light conditions (5 minutes).

Paragliding Acro in Orgagna, Spain. Jochen Schweizer during a „Infinity Tumbling“. We had 1 minute to get this aerial shot done. This is the duration time of the smoke bomb. A matter of precise planning. I captured this moment from the tandem (pilot Axel Gudelius). Flying a few metres away, Weiterlesen…