I recently had some of my photos published in The New York Times on how Denmark is handling the pandemic. Read the full article and see the photos here: https://nyti.ms/2JkLtMn

The rising temperatures are making it possible to grow wine as far north as Scandinavia. In October I spent a day at the Danish vineyard Skærsøgaard Vin during their harvest for The New York Times. The story was published on the front page of the newspaper.

In 1989 Denmark was the first country in the world to allow registered partnership between same-sex couples. For a story for Le Monde I photographed three of the couples who had their partnership registered at Copenhagen City Hall on the first day on October 1st 1989.
Article by journalist Anne-Francoise Hivert.

Story published in Le Monde’s weekend magazine M le magazine du Monde last weekend.

I was recently assigned to photograph the couple Aline and Robert Crumb for Jyllands-Posten. The American couple who are both renowned for their comics were in Denmark for the yearly literature festival ‘Louisiana Literature’.

Happy to have my short-doc ‘Brotherboy’ in the official program at DOQUMENTA Film Festival in Mexico. The short-doc ‘Brotherboy’ is about Australian Kai who is an aboriginal transgender and follows his challenges to express his culture during his transition.

The festival runs from 16-24th August.

See the festival program here.

I recently photographed art collector Sara Lysgaard for Børsen Atelier. Sara bought her first art piece at the age 17, and I photographed her at her home which she had decorated with many different art pieces.

You can read the story here