About

I’m a photographer based in the south of Vienna

I have a soft spot for love stories, beautiful light, little details and all the moments that happen in between.

My photography is a blend of documentary and editorial. Natural, honest and full of emotion. I love creating images that feel effortless and authentic, while still being thoughtfully composed and beautiful. But what matters most to me is capturing something that actually feels like you.

And here’s something I want you to know before you step in front of my camera: You don’t need to know how to pose. You don’t need to have any experience. And you definitely don’t need to feel comfortable in front of a camera from the very beginning. In fact, most people don’t.

Being photographed can feel a little strange at first and that’s completely normal. My job is to guide you, make you feel comfortable and create an atmosphere where you can slowly forget about the camera.

I’ll give you direction when you need it, but I won’t turn your session into a series of stiff poses. I want to leave space for the real moments. The laughs, the little touches, the movement, the quiet moments and everything that happens naturally in between.

When I photograph families, I don’t expect children to sit still, smile on command or behave perfectly. They’re allowed to be loud, wild, silly, curious and completely themselves.

And you might be surprised by just how many beautiful images can happen in those silly in-between moments. Moments you didn’t even realize were happening, or that you never noticed I was photographing. I want to photograph the real version of your family, not a perfectly posed version of it.

Every session is different because every person, every family and every story is different. My approach is always adapted to your personalities, your connection and the little things that make your story yours.

Ultimately, I want you to reach a point where you forget you’re being photographed. Where you stop thinking about what your hands are doing, whether you’re posing correctly or how you look from the outside and simply be.

And years from now, I hope your photographs don’t just remind you of what you looked like. I hope they remind you of how it felt to be there.

I’d be honored to tell your story,
Marica