Days at work

About a week ago it was time to shoot another image for my project. This time it was the amazing Andreas Lundstedt that was in front of the camera, in full disco outfit, in a parking garage! We also had an old grey VW Golf as a prop!
After some setting up and filtering of the flashes as the were to be mixed up with the ambient light it was time to start shooting! As always when shooting artists it was really easy getting the shot i wanted! I’ve started working on the image in Photoshop but it will take some time before it is finished but it’s looking great already! 🙂

Thanks to Patricia at Agent Franke for pics and support!

Did a cover shoot for a tourist magazine last week. This time it was Charlotte Kalla that was to be on the cover. The idea was to have her walking through the center of town with her skis on her shoulder. We had about 20 minutes to shoot, but Kalla is always very easy to shoot, every single frame works!

Big thanks to Niklas who took some behind the scenes pictures!

So, it’s soon christmas again! And also time to shoot the Lucia, a swedish tradition! I’ve shot these for about 6 years, and always been in the studio. This year i thought i’d do something else! I had found a really cool place in the deep forest that looked somewhat like a fairytale! I knew that at 5.15 pm the sun was perfect at that location. There was one problem though, the location was a really good walk from any road, upward!
I went there by myself before they arrived to be sure i’d be ready at exactrly 5,15 pm. I can tell yo that there was one very tired and sweaty photographer after bringing up cameras, smoke machine, generators etc … But it turned out great in the end. It was kind of cold but they stood there bare feet and all and didn’t complain! 🙂

Went out to the woods the other day to shoot a portrait for a project which shows the contrast between the city and the country side. Was supposed to shoot at a location i had seen earlier, but on my way there i had a hunch and stopped to check out another place i thought would work. It was great and a lot closer to the road.
I started setting up my gear and took a couple of test shots on myself, i looked really nice! After about 30 minutes my model for the day arrived and we started shooting. After som different shots i had my picture! Now there is some computer time before it’s ready for delivery!

Just started a new project! It was about time that i did something of my own! I haven’t set a deadline yet, i probably need one though 🙂 Anyway, it’s a series of portraits and the first one out was Christer Fjellman, more known as Fjellis! A fantastic man that practically lives at Fotografiska which also was the location for the shoot, and what is more suitable than him in his night robe outside!

Big thanks to my agent Patricia for the behind the scenes photos!

Time flies! Feels like i just shot the summer campaign for Birsta City but here we are and i have just finished the autumn campaign for them! The theme for this shoot was a big coat hanger that the models was sitting and standing on. The CD Andreas tested it before the shoot taking his coffee break sitting in it. It was not super easy getting the models to look relaxed and comcortable in the gigantic hanger but after a while we got it went easier! We shot four different poses/images with different outfits.

In the beginning of june i shot some new images for disco gods Alcazar! I wanted them to look like disco-superheroes. After some scouting i found a really cool building with some “Gotham City”-feeling! We started setting up everything and i shot some test images on my agent Patricia. Alcazar came with new outfit made specially for this shoot! The stylist Dennis and Conny the make-up artist made a fantastic job,  you can tell when someone loves their job!
As always when working with artists everything went extremely smooth! The weather had some problems deciding what to go with:) We had sun – rain -sun -rain all day! But when the shoot was finished we really had some great shots!

Thanks Agent Franke for the behind-the-scene images!

Last weekend i went out with super nice hard rocking Carroded! We were to shoot some new images for future projects. The location i was looking for was a somewhat post-apocalyptic scenery, and ofcourse i had one just like that up my sleeve! 🙂 But it was a bit of a walk, lucky me i had a whole rock band who could help me carry all of the gear! 😀
I found a really cool spot where the ground was all dried out clay that had cracked! I rigged all the lights pretty quick and then it was just to lay down in the dry mud and start shooting! As usual when i shoot Corroded you don’t have one boring second and we got some pretty cool shots! Stay tuned!