I once ate Hákarl, an old traditional food from Iceland. It consists of rotten meat from the Greenland shark. Because the Greenland shark has no liver, the meat would be toxic without further treatment. After a few month of resting in the fresh air, the meat is eatable but not really enjoyable. That was the craziest thing I ever ate in my entire life.

I have a lot of stories to tell about volunteering during (till now) refugee crisis. A very special, serious topic I know, but also really interesting. Photography is my way to express myself, pay my rent and one of the reasons I travel. So if you have any questions technical, or need some practical tips, I'm pleased to help you out. I can also share my hitchhiking stories or all the other small adventures a took over the last couple of years. I'm always open to learning new things. I'm a really good listener always curious to hear new stories.

I think for my age (I'm 21), I already made a lot of different life-experiences and I love to share them and talk with other people about their perspectives and visions.

photography, politics, sociology, anthropology, music, sport, good food, friends and my family.