Hi, I’m Juha, a nature and bird photographer based in Finland. My interest in photography started in my teenage years, when I picked up a camera out of curiosity. That curiosity soon became a lifelong interest in photography's technical side and the quiet, powerful way a single image can tell a story.

These days, I focus mostly on wild birds and natural landscapes. Birds, in particular, fascinate me – not just because of their beauty and behaviour, but because they reflect the health and rhythm of the world around us. Capturing them takes patience, awareness, and often being out there long before sunrise.

My home base is in the heart of Finland, surrounded by forests, lakes, and seasonal light that never gets old. But I often travel north to Norway, drawn again and again to its dramatic coastlines and remote landscapes. I’m not chasing the perfect shot – I’m more interested in documenting what’s real and what’s changing.

And a lot is changing. The environment that surrounds me – the same bogs, woods, and quiet waters I’ve come to know so well – is shifting, sometimes subtly, sometimes alarmingly. As climate patterns wobble and habitats evolve, I feel a growing need to record these places as they are now, for the generations that follow. Not just as beautiful images, but as quiet evidence of a world worth paying attention to.

Photography gives me space to slow down and pay attention. It’s often a solitary process, but I enjoy connecting with others who share the same passion, whether it's about camera gear, editing techniques, or just spending time in nature.

If that sounds like you, feel free to get in touch. There’s always more to learn, and always more to see.