On belonging, distance, and the unexpected ways we discover ourselves. There is a particular kind of distance that comes with living in another country. It is not always measured in kilometers, nor does it disappear simply because you have

The more I learn about evolution and biology, the more surprised I am by nature. I know this sounds strange. Evolution is something I have studied for years. As a biologist, I have always known that the incredible diversity

There is a moment that always feels the same. It doesn't matter how long it has been since I last picked up my camera or how distracted life has made me feel. The moment I truly see a small

For years, I dreamed about a different life. A life where my days weren't ruled by alarms, deadlines, and traffic. A life where the sound of cars would be replaced by birdsong, and where I could step outside my

Today I took my bicycle and rode to the beach. The road there is one I have done many times before, yet somehow it always feels different. Maybe because nature is never truly the same twice. The light changes.

People often ask me why. Why insects.Why tiny frogs.Why creatures that most people overlook, ignore, or even fear. In a world full of vast landscapes, dramatic wildlife, and iconic species, why choose to focus on something so small? The

When Inspiration Goes Quiet: Finding My Way Back to Nature There was a time when picking up my camera felt like breathing.A time when a single morning in the forest—listening to the dripping leaves, following the quiet choreography of

I often wonder if the love for nature was written into my DNA. From as far back as I can remember, I was captivated by the world around me—the vibrant greens of the trees, the delicate flutter of a

I wanted to share something deeply personal with you today, as someone who’s been part of my journey. A few years ago, I made the bold (and slightly terrifying) decision to leave behind everything safe and secure to chase

Welcome to a new corner of my blog, "Paths Through the Wild"—a space where nature and the inner world intertwine. This section is deeply personal, born from my journey of leaving behind the familiar to embrace the unknown. When