My Journey to Photo Walks and Coaching

“It is an illusion that photographs are made with the camera… They are made with the eye, heart and head.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson

The world means something different to each of us. Just as a line of poetry, a conversation or a photograph can evoke different emotions depending on the state of mind with which we listen, read, or look at them.

Accompanying people and photography have been part of my life for more than 25 years. From a young age, I guided groups on longer journeys first as a tour guide, with a camera that felt almost like an extension of myself. In 2013, as a photographer, I was awarded the AFIAP distinction by the International Federation of Photographic Art.

I discovered the coaching method during the pandemic and earned my life coach certification in 2021. In 2025, I completed a postgraduate program in Business and Team Coaching at Budapest Metropolitan University.

As an entrepreneur, company director, travel organizer, tour guide and divemaster, I have had the privilege of encountering many life stories. As a tour manager, photographer and coach, I have accompanied numerous individuals in different ways along their own journeys.

Connecting Photography and Coaching

Through photography courses, schools, workshops and travels, I observed that the images we take always reveal something about us. As I began to get to know my fellow travellers and photographer companions more deeply, I became increasingly interested in the content underlying their images, what inspired their creators, what inner narrative or visual representation appears in their work.

Our experiences, our emotions, our moods and countless circumstances shape our unique way of seeing and form our individuality. The joint image analysis between creator and coach can uncover unconscious imprints and patterns that may illuminate deeper insights within a given conversation.