A central aspect of his work is the blue hour, the golden hour and night photography. The special light of twilight and the lights of the city at night create a characteristic mood in his images. Colour, light and shadow play a central role in his work, and he often uses a subtle, almost muted palette to give depth and tranquillity to his images. He is particularly fascinated by the contrast between the hard materials such as steel and concrete of the urban environment and the soft, calm elements of water, which is omnipresent in Hamburg. These contrasts characterise his work and make it exciting and varied.

Hamburg is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Holger. The city offers an impressive variety of subjects, from landmarks such as the Elbphilharmonie or the Landungsbrücken to hidden corners that often only reveal their true beauty at night. He particularly enjoys unusual perspectives that invite the viewer to rediscover the city.

His photographs are more than just illustrations - they are visual stories that tell of the contrasts and harmonies of Hamburg. The dynamism of the harbour meets the quiet grace of the canals, the bustle of the streets meets the meditative calm of the Elbe at sunset. Each image is a carefully composed balancing act between movement and stillness, between rough and smooth.

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