about Ifeta
I never thought I would become a photographer
—and at the same time,
I can’t imagine doing anything else now
I care deeply about wedding photography and every couple I work with because I know what it feels like to love someone deeply.
To build a life together.
To celebrate a meaningful chapter.
And to invite someone you barely know into one of the most intimate and emotional experiences of your life –
That trust is never lost on me.
Coffee & Questions
I ask lots of questions, and I listen. Not because I'm being polite, but because I'm genuinely curious.
I'm inspired by thoughtful design
Architecture, interiors, fashion, beautiful light… I notice these things everywhere and they fuel my creativity
I genuinely believe food brings people together
Some of my favourite conversations have happened around a dinner table. Good food and good company are hard to beat
I've always loved the feeling of finding a little piece of home wherever I go
Growing up between Bosnian and Austrian cultures taught me that you can feel a little at home in many places. That feeling, I believe, sparked a curiosity to explore the world, discover different cultures, and understand the many ways people live, connect, celebrate, and express love.
A little more about the person you'll spend your wedding day with
Before becoming a full-time photographer, I earned a Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management and Transcultural Communication. Looking back, it feels less like a detour and more like another way of learning about people. Combined with my love for photography, travel and different cultures, it shaped the way I work today: with curiosity, care and a genuine desire to understand the people in front of my camera.
I have a deep appreciation for the craftsmanship of photography and beauty in various forms. In a world that is becoming increasingly automated, my work has become more personal than ever. I believe the most meaningful photographs begin long before a camera is raised. In trust. In connection. In the way people care for one another. Perhaps that's why weddings have always fascinated me. They bring together everything I love.
When I'm not photographing weddings, you'll most likely find me wandering through my hometown of Vienna or exploring a new city, discovering new restaurants, watching movies with my cinephile fiancé, or cooking for the people I love. It's in these everyday moments that I recharge. Dancing makes me feel wonderfully carefree, and working out keeps me strong. Being present for long wedding days takes energy, and I genuinely enjoy taking care of the body that makes my work possible.
I also believe my couples deserve a photographer who never stops learning. Regular workshops and international conferences challenge me and help me to continuously refine my skills.
