Concrete, glass and geometry placed in the northern landscape.
01 / Architecture
Modern Copenhagen is shaped by contrasts: glass and brick, light and shadow, movement and stillness. This series explores the city through reflections, geometric forms and the shifting relationship between architecture and water.
11 photographs
02 / Architecture
A photographic study of light, atmosphere and architecture above Stockholm's historic rooftops. From the quiet hours of the night to the first light of morning, the series explores the city as seen from Mariaberget and Maria Hissen.
9 photographs
03 / Architecture
Stone, light and time. Between winding streets and quiet squares, the old town carries memories from many centuries, yet remains unmistakably alive.
31 photographs
04 / Architecture
When the city sleeps, Gamla Stan belongs to the light. Lanterns trace the streets, windows glow behind old facades, and silence settles over stones worn smooth by centuries of footsteps.
18 photographs
05 / Architecture
An island shaped by both nature and culture. Historic buildings, waterfront views and changing light meet among parks, gardens and harbours, revealing a quieter side of Stockholm. A portrait of a city defined by its waterways.
10 photographs
06 / Architecture
For a few brief moments between day and night, the city changes character. Windows begin to glow, facades catch the last light of the sky, and reflections settle over the water. Between Two Worlds follows Stockholm in that threshold, where historic silhouettes meet contemporary architecture and the rhythm of the city slows for a moment.
18 photographs
07 / Architecture
A collection of doors, portals and passageways. Some grand and ceremonial, others almost hidden. Together they tell quiet stories about craftsmanship, history and the places we pass every day.
14 photographs
08 / Architecture
Glass, steel, stone, and sky. These photographs explore Stockholm through its contemporary architecture, where façades become patterns, reflections transform surfaces, and familiar landmarks appear in unexpected dialogue with the city around them. Rather than documenting individual buildings, the series focuses on rhythm, geometry, and light, revealing a city shaped by both precision and change.
22 photographs
09 / Architecture
Hand-painted signs and worn facades from the old streets of Stockholm.
9 photographs
10 / Architecture
Steep streets, wooden houses, church spires and industrial landmarks. These photographs explore Södermalm through changing seasons and shifting light, revealing a district where Stockholm's history remains part of everyday life.
33 photographs
11 / Architecture
Island of Spires Surrounded by water and steeped in history, Riddarholmen offers a quieter side of Stockholm. Church spires, stone facades and timeless streets create a landscape shaped by centuries yet remarkably unchanged.
39 photographs
12 / Architecture
Across water and between islands, Stockholm appears in layers. Church spires, rooftops, gardens, bridges and distant shorelines emerge through changing weather and shifting light, creating a portrait of a city seen from above and beyond.
30 photographs
13 / Architecture
Behind the silhouette of Stockholm City Hall lies a quieter world of brick corridors, copper towers, hidden courtyards and shifting light. Seen through details, textures and unexpected perspectives, these photographs explore the building not as a monument, but as a place shaped by craftsmanship, symbolism and atmosphere.
37 photographs
14 / Architecture
Skeppsholmen is where Stockholm slows down. Surrounded by water yet only moments from the city's busiest streets, the island offers a quieter perspective on the capital. Historic ships, waterfront paths, tree-lined avenues and open views across the harbour reveal a place shaped by both maritime heritage and everyday life. These photographs follow the island through changing seasons, shifting weather and the light reflected from the surrounding waters.
17 photographs
15 / Architecture
Stone, colour and light converge within the former General Post Office in Stockholm. Decorative ceilings, carved details and vaulted spaces reflect an era when public architecture was designed to inspire as much as to serve. These photographs follow the rhythms of the building through patterns, symmetry and light, revealing a world where craftsmanship and architecture remain inseparable.
10 photographs
16 / Architecture
Between sea, mountain and sky.
13 photographs
17 / Architecture
As darkness falls over Gamla Stan, the Royal Palace and Slottsbacken glow in warm lantern light. Cobbled courtyards, quiet cannons and centuries-old facades hold the stillness of the winter evening. These photographs follow the palace and its surrounding lanes after dark, from the obelisk on Slottsbacken to the festive lights of the season, where history and everyday city life meet.
32 photographs
18 / Architecture
Copenhagen's old city is written in brick, copper and gold. Spires turned green by centuries of weather rise above stepped gables, while gilded ornaments, wrought-iron lanterns and carved dates catch the low Nordic sun. These photographs move from City Hall and the churches around Strøget to the painted houses of Nyhavn, lingering on the craftsmanship that gives the old buildings their character: patterned brickwork, curling ironwork and the quiet details most people pass without looking up.
31 photographs
19 / Architecture
Sweden's oldest university city. A place where centuries of learning, faith and architecture meet beneath cathedral spires and academic halls. This series explores the details that connect the city's past with its living present.
26 photographs
20 / Architecture
Spires, domes and church interiors across Stockholm.
14 photographs
21 / Architecture
Churches and chapels in and around Halmstad.
8 photographs
22 / Architecture
For more than seven centuries, Uppsala Cathedral has stood at the heart of Sweden's spiritual and historical life. Rather than focusing on the scale of the building, this series explores its quieter details: carved stone, painted vaults, worn doors, scattered light and symbols repeated across centuries. Together they reveal a cathedral shaped not only by architecture, but by memory, craftsmanship and time.
20 photographs
23 / Architecture
A place where art became everyday life. Surrounded by the river, gardens and forests of Dalarna, Carl and Karin Larsson created a home whose colours, light and sense of place still define an enduring image of Sweden.
29 photographs
24 / Architecture
Seen from above, Stockholm becomes a composition of copper, stone, water and sky. Historic landmarks and everyday rooftops share the same horizon, revealing a city shaped by light and elevation.
21 photographs
25 / Architecture
Beyond the landmarks and waterfronts, Stockholm reveals itself in quieter ways. Through courtyards, gateways, facades and tree-lined streets, the city’s character emerges in colour, craftsmanship and everyday life. This series explores the details that define Stockholm's residential neighbourhoods, where architecture, light and seasons shape the atmosphere of the streets as much as the people who pass through them.
33 photographs
26 / Architecture
Windows are where a building meets the street. Framed in painted wood, carved stone, timber or plain modern glass, they hold reflections of the sky, glimpses of the rooms behind them and the glow of the lanterns beside them. This series gathers windows from old town lanes, half-timbered streets and contemporary façades: ornament and proportion, colour and reflection, by day and after dark.
51 photographs
27 / Architecture
Halmstad grew up where the Nissan River meets the sea. Half-timbered houses, red brick and the old town gate Norre Port still carry traces of the Danish trading town it once was, while bridges, parks and modern façades follow the water towards Tylösand and the coast. This series follows the town's architecture through its details: doors, windows, rooftops and riverside buildings in the soft light of the west coast.
140 photographs
28 / Architecture
From Slottsbron, the bridge that joins the Royal Palace to Norrmalm, Stockholm opens in every direction. Across the water lie Skeppsholmen with its domed church and the tall ship af Chapman, the stately façade of Nationalmuseum and the quays of Blasieholmen, where white steamboats wait for summer. This series follows those views from morning gold to night, when the lights of the city settle on the dark water.
15 photographs
29 / Architecture
Across the valleys and fjords of Norway, wooden houses stand much as they have for centuries. Log walls darkened by weather, turf roofs where grass and flowers grow, roundpole fences and storehouses raised on stone: a way of building shaped by forest, mountain and long winters. This series follows old farmsteads, boathouses and small buildings by the water, where architecture and landscape meet.
31 photographs
