Hi there! I’m Ana
I'm a Spanish mom-to-three living in Munich since mid 2011. Before that I lived in Madrid, Toronto and Boston. I did 8th grade at a boarding school in England and I spent quite a few summers learning French in France and Switzerland. So, yes, if I could, I would spend every spare cent traveling around the world with my family. And documenting it all with my camera, of course.
My love for photography started a long, long time ago, when my father used to take me to his photography night lessons and let me play with the enlargers. Short after I got my first point-and-shoot and this was my point of no return. When I'm not behind the camera, you will probably find me with my family, watching my latest TV series addiction, reading a book or having coffee with a friend.
And some random facts about me:
My birthday is on the same day as my dad's.
I'm a tea lover, although when I'm out I usually order a cappuccino.
Coming from a warm country, and after a few winters in Germany, I love snow and I don't mind the cold. (As long as it's sunny once in a while). But, I get really, really happy when Spring arrives!
I'm afraid of heights.
I'm addicted to peanut butter. And to anything sweet.
I don't like cooking, but I enjoy baking and I definitely love me a good meal.
If I weren't a photographer, I'd love to be an illustrator. Or a rockstar. Except I can't really draw, nor sing.
Singing karaoke with my dear friend and fellow photographer Sandra Stockmans, during a photography retreat in Dublin. Picture by Francesca Angelini.
He’s way taller than me now, and no longer asks for hugs. Thank God my camera is always handy.
Picture by my hubby (cause he sleeps with the teacher)
Favorite picture with my girl, taken by amazing Niki Boon in 2023. We do our own family shoots every now and then.
Picture by Lavinia Mani at our vacation in Italy in June 2019. So happy my children can see I was there, too.
Picture by a nice tourist (and the only one from this vacation with the five of us.)
In case you are wondering, we also had our DITL session taken by talented Olga Slach, you can watch it here :-)