Oh, hi there.
I'm a Swedish freelance web and graphic designer who loves photography and gaming, which unsurprisingly led me to take photos in games. Who would've thought that was a thing?
I got my first camera when I was 15. Back then you had to make every shot count because film was expensive, and I vividly remember taking pictures of my sister making ugly faces, my best friend's feet, and my sister running really fast, or jumping really high. I think motion blur was my specialty.
Many years (and cameras) later my interest in photography sparked again and I bought my first DSLR camera. No more casually snapping pictures on holidays; it was time to get serious (*game-face on*).
50mm
When I grew tired of exploring the same streets with my camera I found comfort in exploring my favorite video game worlds, which presented more opportunities with my virtual camera than my small town ever could. Now I can't wait for the world to end.*
*I'm a huge fan of post-apocalyptic games.
In-game photography aka "virtual photography"
The game that started it all: Skyrim
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
You can find out more about me and what I do here.
Features & Interviews
Den of Geek - Is Virtual Photography the Next Great Artform?
The Photomode - Issue 13 - VP & Me
Crucial - The Most Beautiful Video Games
Photo by Mik @TheFourthFocus
A selection of my photos is available for licensing on Getty Images.
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I'm available as a freelance web and graphic designer.
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