Tor Harald had insisted that he and Pernilla not see eachother before the ceremony, so this is the moment where they see eachother for the first time.
When all eyes are turned towards the bride, I love to turn around and look at the groom’s expression. I was so moved to see Tor Harald’s eyes fill...
Anna and Francis gathered friends and family from something like 12 countries when they got married in Stockholm (S:ta Clara’s Church and then dinner at Systrarna Helin on Djurgården). They have endured several years of having to travel great distances to be with eachother but are now living “happily ever after” in Switzerland TOGETHER and...
Eva and Per’s wedding day extravaganza started with a lovely intimate civil marriage ceremony at Skridskopaviljongen on Kastellholmen in Stockholm. Friends and family gathered to celebrate and toasted them with champagne afterwards. But then, there was an intermission, where the groom changed into his tuxedo, the bride got made up for evening and all the...
This is a shot from Eva and Per’s wonderfully unusual wedding. More from this fun day to come! I hope they are having a wonderful time in my old hometown of NYC as I write this!!!
Here are some of my favorites from Eva and Gerhard’s wedding here in Stockholm!
One of my favorite times to photograph during a wedding is this… the moments right before walking down the aisle. Beautiful light and beautiful nerves.
An impromptu group shot while Eva and Gerhard were greeting their guests. I eapeiclly like the guy making...
Here’s a sneak peek from this weekend’s wedding. More photos coming soon!
Here is a sneak peek from yesterday’s portrait session with Susanne and Mike. It was a super foggy day in Stockholm, as I think you can see.
More photos coming soon!
On news stands now you will find the latest number of RES, a travel magazine I freelance for. In this issue I have done a story about Puglia (a.k.a. Apulien), written by Peter Loewe. Having travelled so much to Rome in the past few years, I was so relieved to visit this unexploited area of...
Anders and Maria were greats sports about going outside to take some photos despite the freezing cold temperatures of -15 degrees Celcius (5 degrees Farenheit)!!! So needless to say, we did not spend a whole lot of time outside, but we did capture a few shots on this beautiful winter day.
Since winters here in Sweden are not know for being very “luminous”, you might think that I have photoshopped the light into these photos, but that is not the case. On January 30th, when I photographed Anders and Maria at the Butterfly House in Stockholm, it was a gorgeous day and the light was magical...
