How far in advance should I book?

Weddings benefit from 6–9 months of notice — earlier in the summer months. Birthdays, baby showers, and street sessions usually need 2–4 weeks. For tight timelines, send a DM and we'll find a way to make it work.

Primarily Nürnberg and München. Travel across Germany, Denmark, and France is welcome. For projects worth the trip, anywhere is on the table.

What styles do you cover?

Documentary-leaning wedding coverage, editorial street and lookbook sessions, soft baby shower and birthday work, and motorsport / automotive features. The common thread is calm, editorial framing — never busy, never over-edited.

How do prints and image delivery work?

Edited high-resolution images are delivered through a private online gallery, typically within 2–3 weeks of the shoot. Prints, albums, and large-format work are available on request.

Do you take collaborations and commissions?

Yes — DMs are open. Brand collaborations, creator content, and editorial commissions are all welcome. The best way to start is a short note about the project, the date, and the location.

Which languages do you work in?

English, German, and French. Briefs and shoot direction can happen in any of the three.

Emma Pixel Photos

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Professional photographer in Nürnberg & München — weddings, birthdays, baby showers, street & editorial.

Nürnberg · München · Denmark · France

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Capturing perfection,
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Weddings · Birthdays · Baby Showers · Street · Editorial

Nürnberg · München · Denmark · France

ɑ — Prologue

“Every photograph is a deliberate failure of memory: a thing the eye agreed to remember on the camera's terms, not its own.”

— Emma's notebook

01 — Editorial

Coats, light, and an honest face.

Outdoor portraiture in golden hour. Brick, sky, and a wardrobe that knows what it's there to do.

ED-01Mustard wool coat and black fedora against a brick wall

ED-02Hands clasped, mustard coat, brick wall portrait

ED-03Full-body walking shot in mustard coat, holding fedora

ED-04Side profile, gold sunglasses, mustard coat against brick

ED-05Front-on portrait with sunglasses, mustard coat, blue sky

ED-06Three-quarter portrait, mustard coat, urban backdrop

ED-07Vibrant green satin suit, urban evening light

ED-08Orange African-print dress, crouching against red brick

ED-09Orange-print dress, hair flowing in golden hour

ED-10Leather jacket portrait under cherry blossoms

ED-11Crouching among petals, leather jacket and blossoms

ED-12Blue velvet at sunset, wine glass and falling autumn leaves

ED-13Black leather suit and gold sunglasses by a festive fireplace

ED-14Leather suit, head bowed, garland and white brick mantel

ED-15Leather suit, full-length, red carpet and fireplace

ED-16Pixie cut, red sunglasses, camo jacket — golden hour smile

ED-17Pixie cut and camo, sunset light close-up

ED-18Burgundy gown and cream blouse, kneeling in front of red Nordic house

ED-19Burgundy pleated gown in motion, summer afternoon

ED-20Knit dress, red wine glass, calm window light

ED-22Black ruffle dress with red roses, balloons backdrop

ED-23White trench coat by a brick column, urban viaduct backdrop

ED-24White trench coat, brick wall close-up, urban editorial

ED-25Adidas hoodie street portrait against brick

ED-26Adidas hoodie, full-length urban portrait by brick wall

ED-27Black off-shoulder top and denim shorts, palace courtyard

ED-28Brown silk dress and headscarf on a gold staircase

ED-29Red pinafore dress in front of the Budapest Chain Bridge

ED-30Red dress, looking out across the Danube toward the Chain Bridge

Studio portrait, dark backdrop, suit and white shirt

β — Between rolls

“A coat is not the story. The story is what the coat decides to keep.”

— Notes on portraiture

02 — Athletes

Golden hour, club colours, the calm before kick-off.

The minute the light is right and the body is still — between the warm-up and the game. Quiet portraits of athletes wearing the badge.

AT-01PSG jersey portrait, hands clasped, golden hour

AT-02PSG jersey close-up, smile, sunset light

γ — Half-stop

“A jersey is the most honest costume there is. You wear it once and the city expects you to mean it.”

— Field log, golden hour

03 — Motorsport

Machines, photographed like portraits.

A walkaround as a study in geometry. The first frame is the master — the next two are the photographer's eye taking it apart.

BMW M4 GT3 — front-half close, carbon splitter and tire — 01 · FrontMS-01a

BMW M4 GT3, full broadside in showroom — 00 · MasterMS-01

BMW M4 GT3 — rear-half close, livery and motorsport stripe — 02 · RearMS-01b

Triptych — split frameBMW M4 GT3 — three frames, one car.MS-01 · Triptych

MS-02BMW M2 in vivid acid yellow, full broadside

MS-02aBMW M2 — front grille and headlight, gloss yellow

MS-02bBMW M2 — rear quarter, taillight and exhaust

MS-02cBMW M2 — engine bay, M Performance carbon

Showroom singles

MS-03Porsche prototype with neon graffiti wrap, magenta lighting

MS-04Vintage BMW 1500 in deep blue under spotlight

MS-05Orange GT concept, motor show staging

Studio portrait, indigo headwrap and amber dress

δ — Plate change

“A car holds still better than a person. So you treat it like one — chin up, eyes to camera.”

— Studio diary

04 — Ceremony

Quiet days. Held breath.

A speech, a steeple, the way two cousins hold each other in white dresses. Light handled with reverence.

CE-01Woman speaking at a microphone, indigo dress and headwrap

CE-02Church bell tower with cross, glimpsed between walls

CE-03Tulip beds in spring, soft bokeh of an old house

CE-04Two girls embracing in white communion dresses

CE-05Festive front door with wreath and lantern, yellow brick at night

CE-06Cherry blossom canopy against blue sky, spring light

ε — Last frame

“The last shutter of the day is always the quietest. You hear it inside your hands.”

— Emma's notebook

ω — Questions

Honest answers, before you DM.

The things people ask most often — booking timelines, locations, styles, and how images get to you.

How far in advance should I book?
Weddings benefit from 6–9 months of notice — earlier in the summer months. Birthdays, baby showers, and street sessions usually need 2–4 weeks. For tight timelines, send a DM and we'll find a way to make it work.
Where do you shoot?
Primarily Nürnberg and München. Travel across Germany, Denmark, and France is welcome. For projects worth the trip, anywhere is on the table.
What styles do you cover?
Documentary-leaning wedding coverage, editorial street and lookbook sessions, soft baby shower and birthday work, and motorsport / automotive features. The common thread is calm, editorial framing — never busy, never over-edited.
How do prints and image delivery work?
Edited high-resolution images are delivered through a private online gallery, typically within 2–3 weeks of the shoot. Prints, albums, and large-format work are available on request.
Do you take collaborations and commissions?
Yes — DMs are open. Brand collaborations, creator content, and editorial commissions are all welcome. The best way to start is a short note about the project, the date, and the location.
Which languages do you work in?
English, German, and French. Briefs and shoot direction can happen in any of the three.

More to ask? DM or email.

The lens opens.You stay.

Capturing perfection,pixel by pixel.