serial tea drinker, outdoor photographer, wannabe writer, and mad creative.
I share about my travels on my blog, Go Find Water, and you can find my outdoor photography work on my Instagram.
I’ve been featured in different Belgian magazines and won a Nikon Female Facets award. I’ve been writing about personal development in my newsletter since 2023, and the best gift you can give me is chocolate, Belgian, of course!
words to live by
‘Born to be Different’
I’ve always been drawn to the outdoors—the sense of freedom and the beauty of the world around us. While I’ve tried countless hobbies and projects over the years, from skateboarding to cold-water swimming (which I still love!), it’s always photography that has captured my heart.
I didn’t follow a straight path to get here, though. My journey has been anything but simple—much like my photography.
In high school, I dabbled in developing my own photos, and I even explored studio work in college, but the confines of a studio never suited me. I craved natural light and the raw beauty of the outdoors. That’s where I belong, camera in hand, wandering aimlessly.
Since building our camper, Honey, my travel style changed a lot. I can be on the move whenever I want, chasing golden sunsets or finding peace beside a quiet lake. Travelling in Honey allows me to wake up with the sunrise and fall asleep under the stars, capturing moments that can’t be staged or planned.
For me, photography is about the experience as much as the image. It’s about early mornings when the world is still waking up, spontaneous road trips with no destination in mind, and adventures that happen when you’re willing to explore. I believe that there’s magic in the everyday moments of nature, and I strive to reflect that in my work.
My style blends moody and soft lighting to evoke a feeling of calm and adventure. Through my photography, I aim to bring you along on my adventures—to share the beauty, quiet, and joy I find in the world around me.
If you’re drawn to wide-open spaces, quiet moments in nature, and the thrill of discovery, I think you’ll feel right at home here.