I PREFER TO BE BEHIND THE CAMERA
It all started back in 2014 with Instagram and I used my iPhone for shooting, I discovered that other people also appreciated simple, clean and minimalistic motifs. It really took off when Instagram selected me as an suggested user and my feed gained many thousands new followers in just a couple of weeks. Today my Instagram is my main platform where I try to inspire my many thousand followers when it comes to minimalism photography.
My pictures have been displayed all over the world, they have been exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Berlin, Hyderabad, Tel Aviv, Copenhagen and in Örebro in Sweden. I am also represented at the Swedish Museum of Photography called Fotografiska.
I sell high quality prints and some other stuff based on my works trough carefully selected retailers around the globe, here you can find your own favorite and update your walls for an affordable price.
In March was my photobook released, 190 pages packed with my pictures and the witty quotes that has become so popular on Instagram, you can order the book here.
ABOUT ME
To think of taking a minimal shot
Normally taking a shot, the photographer tries to get as much as possible into the frame. For me, its the other way around – I try to get as much as possible out of the frame, getting as few items and simple composition as possible. But a really good minimalistic shot needs a little twist, an deviation from a pattern or something to stand out.
Some interviews with me
NEWS FROM THE BLOG
Billboard feature in Los Angeles
It´s so cool to see your own pics on a large screen like this. It is located downtown Los Angeles at 901 w.olympic boulevard . Read more by clicking here
Thanks to Standardvision.com
Interview
The crew over at Morewithlessdesign.com have done an interview with me about my work, check it out!
Photoville 2016
It´s such a cool feeling to see your pictures not only in print but also hanging in New Yorks largest foto exhibition – www.photoville.com It’s a modular venue built from re-purposed shipping containers, with over 70.000 visitors during 4 days. How cool is that !
Immersion and interactivity are at the heart of what makes Photoville such a successful and popular event, allowing it to become the largest annual photographic event in New York City and among the most-attended photographic events nationwide. Photoville’s fourth edition (2015) in Brooklyn Bridge Park, welcomed over 72,000 visitors.
Working with more than 80 curatorial partners such as Instagram, The New York Times, TIME Magazine, National Geographic, The Pulitzer Center, the Magnum Foundation, and so many more, Photoville exhibits work by 400+ visual artists annually. Comprised of 60+ exhibitions, 35 talks and workshops, and four nighttime events in an outdoor beer garden, Photoville remains entirely FREE to attend, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience thought-provoking, challenging, and exceptional photography from across the globe.
Drone time !
I bought myself a drone. I´ve been thinking of it for quite a while and now it really happened. I haven’t been able to fly it that much yet but it´s so fun! Read more about my aerial experience by clicking HERE.