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„I tell stories from places most people will never go.“
I explore where the wilderness breathes freely. Each article brings stories, experiences, and moments you won't find elsewhere. Follow me as I discover hidden corners of nature and capture them through my lens. Join me and experience the wilderness together.
Quietly in Bear Country: How a Photographer Moves Where Predators Live
On one of my wolf expeditions, a bear passed by me. Calmly, slowly, majestically. As a photographer, I move quietly and at dusk - exactly the opposite of what's recommended in bear areas. In the article, I write about how I handle this paradox: reading the terrain, wind, signs of presence, thermal imaging, and spray on my belt.
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Roe Deer Rut in a Year of Extreme Heat: A Summer Without Rain and Roe Deer on the Brink of Exhaustion
At the end of July, the meadows come alive as the roe deer rut reaches its peak. But this year was different - weeks of extreme heat and drought left the landscape dry and the roe deer under constant stress. A collection of photographs and observations from several weeks in the field.
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I Quit My Office Job So I Could Live in the Wild
I first discovered wildlife observation when I was 10 years old. Over time, I began trying to capture my experiences in nature with a camera. My hobby grew into a passion, and I dedicated all my free time to it. But then I put it aside for nearly 10 years - until now.
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70 Hours in the Wilderness and My Encounter with Wolves
After three days and more than 70 hours of silent waiting in the wilderness, I finally experienced my first encounter with wolves. I not only captured the moment on camera but also lived it deeply. In this article, I share what it's like to observe these magnificent predators in the wild, everything that led up to the encounter, and what I took away from it.
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Fallow Deer - King of Our Forests or Intruder?
The fallow deer in Slovakia stirs emotions - admired for its beauty, yet criticized for its impact on nature. Is the fallow deer the new king of our forests, or a noisy intruder? One thing is certain - it has made itself at home in our woods and is thriving more than many would have expected. Take a look through my telephoto lens and see their life up close.
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Welcome to My Blog!
This is the first post on my new blog.
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