Blog

— photographer's tips and finds —

I write about what people ask me most often: how to plan the day, what is worth preparing in advance and what the client actually gets. No generic advice — only what I see on shoots in Gothenburg.

Wedding Day Timeline

Wedding Day Timeline

Getting ready, first look, ceremony, group photos, couple portraits, dinner with speeches and the first dance — how much time each part really needs and where photo time usually runs short.

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Wedding Photographer and Videographer

Wedding Photographer and Videographer

Photo and video capture the same day. It works best when they are a team used to each other: shooting in parallel instead of getting in the way or taking turns.

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Concert Photography

Concert Photography

Arenas and clubs, rock, orchestras, jazz and hip-hop, with and without flash: how I photograph concerts and what the organiser gets — from poster shots to backstage portraits.

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Conference Photography

Conference Photography

Speakers, audience, networking, partners and workshops. What to discuss with your photographer before the event — with an example from GAIA 2026.

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Orthodox Christening: How It Goes and What to Photograph

Orthodox Christening: How It Goes and What to Photograph

How an Orthodox christening goes, what parents and godparents should prepare, and which moments stay as memories: the font, the white gown, the procession, the tonsure.

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Industrial & Construction Photography

Industrial & Construction Photography

People at work, machinery and night shifts under floodlights. How a shoot on a working site is prepared and what the company gets.

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A photographer for your city festival

A photographer for your city festival

What an organiser actually needs from the festival photographer: the opening, proof of turnout, prize-givings, partner branding — and photos that arrive while the festival is still on. With prices.

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A photographer for party and wedding venues

A photographer for party and wedding venues

A photographer you can recommend without risking your reputation or making work for yourself: you pass on the contact, I take it from there, and the venue gets photos for its own marketing.

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