PEJTJER.
Creative. Photographer. Educator.
For over ten years, I've worked across photography, sound, graphic design, and 3D modelling. I've led projects but never lost touch with the actual making.
Then something shifted. I still work in creative fields, but my focus has changed. These days, I want to inspire people to find their way back to nature. Not because it's trendy, but because I genuinely think we need to.
That feeling stuck with me, and so I started atmoshepherd. What drives me now is a quiet urgency. A belief that protecting nature and our planet matters more than ever.
This is where the creative branding behind my projects takes shape. It’s the space where ideas are developed and refined before being brought into a cohesive visual and sonic identity. Most of the work here supports my own projects, while also opening the door for selected collaborations and client work. Photography, sound design, graphic design, and 3d modelling all come together, shaped by what each concept needs.
Some of it is personal. Some of it is collaborative. All of it is guided by the same intention: thoughtful direction and honest creative work.
ATMOSHEPHERD.
atmoshepherd is a passion project built around a simple idea: encouraging people to reconnect with nature in an honest and accessible way. Through sound, photography, and reflections from time spent outdoors, it invites a slower pace and a more conscious relationship with the environment.
There’s no expectation to do things perfectly. It’s conscious, small choices that make the difference; paying attention, and rediscovering the value of quiet moments in nature.
The work shared through atmoshepherd aims to show the outdoors as it actually feels. Not always dramatic or idealised, but sometimes muddy, quiet, uncertain, or unexpectedly meaningful. It’s about the small summits, the changing weather, the walks that don’t go as planned, and the reflections that emerge along the way. Everything comes from being present in those moments rather than chasing trends or aesthetics.
Giving back is also part of the project's foundation. A portion of the proceeds (including the SOLACE photo book) is donated to environmental charities. At the moment, this includes supporting the Deutscher Alpenverein (DAV) and its work on mountain sustainability environments.
