In Denmark, I trained as a commercial photographer in 1997 I subsequently trained as a journalist.
I started my career as a TV producer. I delivered TV programs to Danmarks Radio (DR), Sveriges Television (SVT), Norsk Rikstrikskasting (NRK) and other television companies in Europe. At the same time I had been working as a photographer in my own company. I took different photo jobs in publications, advertising boards and private pictures as pictures, portraits, dop and other family pictures.
In 2010 I worked as an commercial photographer, and I have photographed COOP, Gina Tricot, Novo Nordisk, NIRAS ingenjör, Karims Design, Karlsson & Ljungström and also photographed many portraits at t.ex. Sveriges top models, Kelly Sucio, and more. I have also photographed images for various reports, and I worked on commercial images. Riksdagen, Språkrådet and various publications around the world as customers. In addition, I am filming reports for SVT, UR and other TV companies both in and outside Sweden.
In addition, I have worked for Danmarks Designer School. Has worked at SVT as a journalistic researcher and created program declaration for various programs. I have also held several workshops in the field of photography and photography in Europe. I have also worked as a coach to various tv and film productions in lighting.
When I create images, it is important to carry out a market analysis to see how it can move from image production to the target group in the best possible way. It means that I combine my journalistic ability with my photographic work. I can work both directly with the customer and with image agency
In my spare time I like to photograph art, and have had several exhibitions with art photos all over Europe. I have also supplied art images to books.
I’m deaf and use my eyes instead and that means that my visual ability have been increased. Something that has greatly benefited as a photographer. Oddly enough am I the only one with a qualified education as a commercial photographer in Europe and has gained internationell acclaim. That’s why I’m also known as the “The deaf photographer.”
