I´m proud to be one of 30 photographers from 22 countries that participate in "Less is more" a minimalistic photo book published by Almalusa Publishing. 184 pages plus covers. 6 of my works included. Only 35 EUR plus shipping ( 8 EUR for Europe and 11 EUR for rest of the world) DEADLINE June 25th. Contact me at marcuscederberg@icloud.com to get your own copy!
Last year I was a guest host for a week over at the Instagram for the Swedish Photography museum - Fotografiska - who are situated in Stockholm, New York and Tallin. It was the second time I hosted there and it was so much fun gaining all that attention and appreciations for my works. Not only did 5 of my photos get into the top
A couple of weeks ago I went to Stockholm for a cool photoshoot with a photographer still in education, he wanted to shoot me in front of something completely different from minimalism...
Some of my works is highlighted by Lebeaubug Le petite nouvelle
I am glad to be among some of the best photographers in Sweden to be displayed over at Fotografer.nu Check it out !
A selection of my black and white works are exhibited at Sammis Coffee in Hong Kong until the end of December. If you are in the neighborhood - check it out! Wanson House, 117&121 Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan Market Street, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong
Last night I was appointed as the "Formbärare of 2020" in the mid Sweden region ( Örebro län) among 14 other spread all over Sweden when the Swedish Design Association "Svensk Form" celebrated their 175:th birthday. Happy birthday to you guys! It was such a nice evening, the event was broadcasted live at Youtube - click here for video - and was also highlighted in
The team over at printler.com have made a video with me, check it out below - it was so much fun creating it ! Sound on ! Printler deliver high quality prints within the EU region - check out my gallery here
My picture Parking Alone is exhibited together with 150 other photographers from 6 continents with the theme "Pictures of the pandemic" at Träslottet in Arbrå, Sweden. The exhibition is open all summer long. You can find their official video here ( my picture 2:17 into the video) :
Harvard Business Review - www.hbr.org - have done a serie of articles where they have included some of my pics - check them out; here here and here
