I have been looking forward to this day since I first met with Johanna and heard about her and Mårten's wedding in Visby (Domkyrkan/Visby Hotell). I had never before visited Gotland and what could be a better reason than a fantastic wedding! I have thousands of photos to go through after this 16 hours work day and I assure you there are M.A.N.Y. great photos to work with and show you later on. In a week or two I definately will post more photos! And now, a few ones to start with!
Above: photo by my assistant Mats Guting
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It's only six weeks until Connie and Anders will get a new little family member and I promise it will be the most adorable baby ever - just look at the parents! I hope to be able to show more photos of this pregnant beauties later but I promised the couple to have a first look of the pictures before I post more. So, just hold on and be patient :-).
Yesterday I got an e-mail. Instantly, I smiled and realized once again why I love to photograph boudoir sessions, Private Gift. The e-mail was in Swedish and I keep it that way.
To be honest I don't often chose colourful clothes and I don't know if I can be described as a colourful person (I try to avoid buying black and grey clothes but fails now and then...), but when it comes to my style as a wedding photographer I tend to work with high contrast which boosts colour in a great way. I often get questions about my post processing but no, I hardly work with added saturation at all! Do you want your wedding photos to be full of contrasts and colours too? Well, get inspired!
I absolute love to photograph boudoir sessions! These two photos are from a recent session here in my studio and will be given as a Private Gift® to one happy groom to be.
I continue to post photos of all my brides 2011 and this time I have selected photos with green/blue details. Always high contrasts, always my style which often includes added warmth at the post processing, but of course the colours reflect the clients. Personally I LOVE all shades of blue and blue/green. Always! Happy Thursday!
In just a couple of weeks my high season for weddings 2012 will start and to get you all in the right mood I will post a number of photos from 2011. For this first one I have selected photos of brides and bride details and because I want to include ALL bride (which has allowed me to use their photos) I have to divide the post in three parts! This is the first one with elegant and warm colours and later on you can see different tones. Of course I will then also make a post with handsome men and other wedding photos from my clients' wedding days! So, make sure you come back to my blog soon!
Det är påsk och jag hade längtat efter långa ljumma vårpromenader under helgen men när jag nu tittar ut genom mitt fönster här i Solna utanför Stockholm ser jag.... snö i luften? Nåväl, det får bli en anledning att behålla vårkänslorna i sinnet i stället för i fötterna, krypa upp i soffan och reseplanera. Jag tänkte ta mig lite kringresande i samband med att jag ska fotografera ett stort bröllop i Visby i slutet av april och tar alltså tillfället i akt att kombinera mitt jobb som bröllopsfotograf med några dagars Gotlandsturistande.
The sun is shining through the studio's large windows (although it's very chilly outside), I work with photos that make me smile and I know I have many great weddings ahead of me this season! I say hello to you all with three photos from three different occasions, one destination wedding in Austria last summer, one small wedding at city hall here in Stockholm in September 2011 and one detail shot of a ring by 
Most women that book me for their boudoir/Private Gift session say they want pictures in classic black and white but in the end most of them choose a mix of tastful and elegant B/W photos and colour photos in a soft and warm tone. What to do when you bring your bright blue wedding shoes Hangisi from 
