I’ve added another 2 weddings to the portfolio. This time it was time for 2 from 2011.
STINA & RAMI’s wedding took place in Södertälje and JOHANNA & JOEL’s was in Ljungskile on the west coast of sweden. Two very lovely couple and two very lovely days.
Click on each image to see each wedding.
Anders Jivarp, the supernice drummer of Dark Tranquillity, asked me if we could shoot some pictures of him and his new drums from DrumCraft. Of course we could!
We met before the gig at Trädgårn in Gothenburg and took some shoots. Both during the soundcheck and afterwards. Here’s some of the photos.
Would you like to learn more about them then check out their website http://darktranquillity.com/ or listen to them at Spotify. It’s not the first time I’ve shot them. They used one of my photos on the latest album. See the photo here.
Today I met a new friend.
At 10 I got a tweet from Louise Helen, a fellow photographer and entrepreneur. She asked me if I had a chance to shoot some portraits of her this afternoon. And of course I could! To read more about her and see her photographs please go to http://wilmafoto.se/
Here’s some of the photos from today:
I just love taking pictures of children. Especially in their own surroundings, at home or at the playground. I always want my pictures to show how the children live and play. I want natural pictures that document people having fun and enjoying themselves.
Even though a studio gives you the best kind of light, the best backgrounds and the best control, it doesn’t give you the children as they usually are. Playful and happy.
Take the time and effort and try to take photos of your family as often as possible. One day, sooner than you think, they’ll be much bigger or even grown up.
This is Tage, a perfectly adorable little guy that just learned how to sit for himself. He’s at home, in his livingroom and his kitchen.
… I’m working on right now is this super adorable guy named Tage. I took some pictures of him at his place a few weeks ago and this is one of all the photos.
What do you think?
