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Wedding
48 stories
Crafting StoriesWritten in Light
Award-winning editorial & portrait photography captured through the raw lens of human experience.
Selected Work
Frames worth standing still for
Six pieces from the archive. Hover to read the light; open one to walk inside it.
The Story
“When I was thirteen, I picked up my father's camera. Everything changed.”
I don't chase perfect light — I wait for honest light. Every commission begins with days of listening before a single frame is exposed, because the photograph people remember is never the one they posed for.
- 2009First roll of Tri-X in my father's Nikon FM2.
- 2014Left advertising. Sold the car. Bought a 35mm lens.
- 2018First cover — a fisherman in Lofoten, shot at ISO 6400.
- 2024Patagonia Expedition, forty days on foot.
- 2025Sony World Photography Award, First Place Landscape.
Disciplines
Ten ways of seeing
Each discipline demands a different silence. Tilt through them.
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Fashion
31 editorials
03
Portrait
120 sittings
04
Travel
64 journeys
05
Nature
90 expeditions
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Commercial
27 campaigns
07
Street
212 frames
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Wildlife
18 hides
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Architecture
22 studies
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Culinary
14 menus
The Exhibition
Walk the hall →
Glacial HorizonVatnajökull, Iceland
01 — 2024
Midnight DunesErg Chebbi, Morocco
02 — 2024
The Atlantic SurgeCliffs of Moher, Ireland
03 — 2023
Whispers of ArashiyamaKyoto, Japan
04 — 2025
Concrete SolitudeBerlin, Germany
05 — 2024End of the hall. The rest lives in print.
Case Study — 2025
Patagonia Expedition
The Brief
Forty days crossing the Southern Ice Field with a medium-format body, two lenses, and no resupply. The commission asked for six images. We came back with thirty-eight worth printing — and one that ran across two pages.
- Duration
- 40 days on foot
- Coldest night
- −17 °C
- Frames exposed
- 6,412
- Frames kept
- 38
Raw → Graded
Drag to reveal the unedited capture.
RAWRecognition
Awards & publications
- 2025
Sony World Photography Awards
Landscape — First Place
- 2024
World Press Photo
Nature — Honourable Mention
- 2023
Communication Arts
Photography Annual Winner
- 2022
Hasselblad Masters
Finalist, Wildlife
- 2021
LensCulture
Portrait Award, Series
Featured in
National GeographicKinfolkMonocleAnOtherLeica Fotografie
The camera bag
- Hasselblad X2D100MP medium format
- Leica Summilux 28mmThe one that never leaves
- DJI Inspire 3Full-frame aerial
- Profoto B10X PlusSunlight in a case
- Peak Design TravelForty days of carry
Clients
What stays with them
“We booked a photographer and received an archive. Two of the frames now hang in our flagship store, three metres wide.”
“Forty days in Patagonia and not one complaint. The pictures came back with the weather still inside them.”
“Our guests never noticed a camera. That is the entire review. The album made my mother cry twice.”
Services
Commissions
Four ways to work together. Every project starts with a conversation, never a package.
- —12 hours coverage
- —Second photographer
- —600+ graded frames
- —Fine-art album
- —8-week delivery
- —Concept & mood direction
- —Studio or location
- —Retouching included
- —Usage: 24 months
- —Motion add-on
- —Pre-shoot call
- —Two locations
- —25 graded frames
- —Print licence
- —2-week delivery
- —Multi-day expeditions
- —Field editing
- —Written captions
- —Archive licensing
- —Print exhibition
Booking
Let's plan the light
- Type
- Date
- Budget
- Story
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Questions
Before you write
Weddings: nine to fourteen months. Editorial and commercial: three weeks is usually enough, though expedition work needs a season of planning.
Constantly. Roughly half of each year is spent away from the studio. Travel and lodging are quoted transparently at cost.
A ten-frame preview within 72 hours. Full delivery in two to eight weeks depending on the commission.
Yes. Standard commercial licences run 24 months, territory-wide, with extensions available.
It usually does. Bad weather is the best light there is — but any date can be moved once at no cost.