A photograph is far more than just a snapshot – it tells stories, evokes emotions, and creates its own worlds. Klaus Maria Einwanger knows this all too well. For around 40 years, he has captured these fleeting moments with tireless passion and dedication. “I never wanted to be anything other than a photographer,” he says, underscoring his deep connection to his profession.

People are always at the heart of Einwanger’s work – and that continues to fascinate him to this day. “That’s the beauty of this profession – you delve into topics and get to know people along the way,” he explains. Whether in portrait photography or staged imagery, his photos always offer a glimpse into the lives of his subjects and reflect his deep appreciation for the personal.

But his commitment doesn’t stop at his own camera. As the volunteer director of the Academy of the Professional Association of Freelance Photographers and Film Creators (BFF), he is especially passionate about sharing knowledge. Young photographers and colleagues alike benefit from his extensive expertise and many years of experience. With this, Klaus Maria Einwanger sends a clear message: photography is more than art – it is a community that thrives on inspiration, exchange, and mutual support.