Preview from a chinese-german wedding.




Xiaoli and Erwin are back from their honeymoon right now and i am going through their photos over and over again, preparing their wedding album, finding new favourites all the time.
Here are some that i particularely like, until a full post comes in a few days.

Personnel photographing at Interpress.

Some days ago it was the first photo session of three, for photographing the employees of the Svenska Interpress AB.

For a photographer, who stands behind the camera, it is much easier than those who stand in front of it. Comments like “… it feels like going to the dentist!… ” give an idea about how the models can feel.
But looking at the results one gets a totally different impression!:-)

For you who work at Interpress, you can look at your photos here; personalfotografering . The passworld will be sent internally to you.

Charlotta and Mikael.

I really love couples who, no matter what happens during the wedding day, they do not lose their temper but keep smiling!

When Charlotta and Mikael met me at the church, the weather was not really as they had wished to. During the ceremony and just some minutes before the end of it, one of their closest relatives felt very sick resulting to an interrupted ceremony, ambulance and paramedics in the church and no “big exit” with a walk down the aisle for the newly weds. Finally, when everybody was outside the church and waiting for the couple, it was pouring with rain which made us change our plans a little about the group photos with the couple’s guests.

In spite of all the above, Charlotta and Mikael did not stop smiling and continued enjoying their day and the companion of their beloved ones.
It was during the dinner, while everybody was talking to each other, and among the speeches of the couple’s parents, when Charlotta leaned towards her husband to steal a kiss, as if it was only the two of them there and nothing else really mattered.

It’s these magic moments that make wedding photography so special!

Boudoir photos – Morgongåva

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Wedding at the Stockholm archipelago.

Ljusterö wedding

Tomorrow it’s time for a wedding at the archipelago of Stockholm.
Elin and Gustaf have chosen the island of Ljusterö for their big day and not only the island is so very beautiful this time of the year but, according to the meteorologists, the weather is going to be as beautiful too!
Well, actually it is the grandparents of Gustaf who live here in an almost 100-year old house by the water and of course has Gustaf very strong summer memories from the place since his childhood. It is at this house the day will begin tomorrow, when the couple will make themselves ready, and except from the ceremony at the church nearby, it is at this house and the gardens where the couple and the guests will come back for the reception.
It was therefor not strange at all when we met last weekend that Gustaf asked to be photographed with Elin just at such a spot behind the church, where the landscape was typical “Ljusterö”!

Back from holidays!


This year we finally desided to give priority to some holidays than to our job and our children waited all winter for our trip as the top happening of their summer holidays from school.
We left a cloudy Stockholm with a temperature of some 16 degres Celcious early one morning just to land after 4 hours on a sunbathed and 34 degrees warm Rhodes!
It was so wonderful just to lie under an umbrella at the beach and do … NOTHING!!!
It is very unsuall for us not to have two cameras with and stroll upp and down the city where we are, visiting every museum, church and other worth seeing place, and taking thousands of photos. But this time we had made our decision; NO cameras and NO sight-seeing. Just doing nothing! (well, i have to admit; we did take a compact waterproof camera with us. And because of previous experience, that the best photo opportunities occur when we have no camera with us, i did take a Nikon DX2 with a 17-55/2,8 lens with us. Just in case!!!:-)).
But both cameras stayed almost constantly in the bag and a couple of attempts to logg-in to facebook were given-up after a few seconds.
We spent our days either lying near the swimming pool of the really crowded Mitzis Faliraki Beach hotel or lying at a beach bed at the even mote crowded Lindos beach. In the evenings, enjoying the calmness of the countryside and at nights strolling around in small picturesque villages or enjoying the night life of our hotel.
When we came back from holidays, a few days ago, we asked our children what was the most memorable thing fron the vacation. They both answered without a second thought “our stay at Faliraki Beach Hotel”! Well, i can understand them. One spent the whole day up and down the swimming pool’s slide while the other, when not swimming, constantly on the queue for another pancake. The later one even suggested that we should move in there, and we would rather buy the hotel so that … we could live there free of charge!:-)



“Wisdom builds a house”.

Yesterday the exhibition “Wisdom builds a house – The Architecture and History of Libraries” (14.07.2011 – 23.11.2011) opened its doors at the Architekturmuseum der TU München, in Germany.
Among all other exhibits there are also two photos from the library of the Stockholm University, which was designed by the famous english architect Ralph Erskine.
One of the photos can also be seen in the catalog of the exhibition in a double page spread and is visible at the video reportage at the german news (click on the right “Ausstellung in München” )

“Fy fan vad vi är bra…!”

There is always a sence of happiness (plus a little envy) every year, when i see teenagers celebrating the end of the school year! Young people full of youth and dreams, ready to start living life and follow their hearts.
A week ago we were at Södertälje to see André celebrating the take of the upper-secondary final examination.
As his brother wrote in his wishing-card; ” GL Andre IRL”! (= Good luck Andre in real life!)

Xiaoli and Erwin, pre-shoot at Stadshuset.

It’s only a couple of days left before the wedding of Xiaoli and Erwin, and i can’t wait for the time to meet them again and follow them through the day with my camera.
We met at Stadshuset in Stockholm last weekend and talked about the plans of the big day, plus took some pictures.

It always thrills me the difference among the first photos of the pre-shoot sessions and the last ones of those sessions. It’s amazing how much confidence every couple get when they see that they look just beautifull on the photos. All of them! And this confidence makes the photographing of them during the wedding day so much easier and so more relaxed!

Looking forward Saturday and the fluffy clouds that the weather forcast is promising to us for that day!

New priests the day of the Pentecost.




Yesterday, the day of the Pentecost, the bishop of the diochese of Stockholm, Eva Brunne, ordinated 9 new priests and 1 new deacon in Storkyrkan in Stockholm.
The newordinated “servants” in the Church of Sweden are (from the right); David Melin, Birgitta Lorentzon, Sara Hellgren, Daniel Hafner, Else Blomgren, Annika Björnström, Eva Szabo Westerlund, Michaela Leijonmarck Pilati, Åsa Jansdotter och Elisabet Berglund.

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