Set aside plenty of time for the shoot – it should be a calm experience
When booking, I recommend that you choose a time when you have plenty of time and don’t feel pressured. This provides the best conditions for a safe and comfortable session – and the best images.
We start with a short chat
When you arrive, we’ll have an informal chat about your wishes and the purpose of the portraits. The more you tell me, the better I can customize both style and mood – and of course guide you through the entire process.
We start in the studio – and may continue outdoors
We usually start in my studio, where there is peace and quiet and full control over the light. This provides a safe setting and clean, stylish images. If the weather permits, we can also shoot outdoors to give you more variety.
Do you want a different location?
It’s also possible to shoot at a location other than the studio – just arrange this in advance.
You’ll be guided every step of the way
Don’t worry about how to stand or look. I’ll help you with posing and expression so you feel relaxed and comfortable in front of the camera.
We look at the photos together along the way
I typically bring an iPad or phone so you can follow along and get a feel for how the images look. That way we can adjust if there’s anything you want to change.
Select the images at home in peace and quiet
When the session is over, we settle up immediately. Shortly after, you’ll receive a link to an online gallery where you can choose your favorite images at your leisure – possibly with a friend or partner. Trust your gut feeling.
Editing and delivery
Once you’ve made your selection, I’ll edit the images. As a rule, you’ll have them ready the next business day. If you have a deadline, it’s important that you let me know well in advance.

Feel free to bring multiple outfits
It’s a good idea to bring different options so that we can change along the way and adapt the clothes to the look you want. The choice of clothing plays a big part in how your images are perceived – which is why it’s an important part of the preparation.
Think contrasts and variation
A classic setup could be a blazer and shirt. Alternatively, bring a crew neck t-shirt as an alternative. This allows for both a formal and a more relaxed look – perfect if you want to use the images in different contexts, such as LinkedIn and social media.
Calm, muted colors work best
Stick to neutral colors without big logos or wild patterns. A dark jacket and a simple, light shirt or t-shirt almost always works well and keeps the focus on you – not the clothes.
Clothes should match your message
Think about what you want to convey with your images: Should it be professional and authoritative? Friendly and welcoming? Or creative and personal? Your choice of clothing should support the impression you want to make.
Avoid this
Oversized clothing – especially blazers – can make the body appear larger and less balanced in photos. In my experience, oversized blazers for women often end up requiring little tricks like tucking the jacket into the back to create shape. When in doubt, bring both a regular and an oversized version and we can assess together what works best.
Patterns, stripes and bold textures can be distracting in photos. Bring an alternative so that we have something to switch to if it turns out that it doesn’t work optimally in the camera.
See inspiration in the gallery
If in doubt, take a look at my gallery – especially in the LinkedIn and CV portraits section . Here you can get a good impression of what others have chosen to wear and find inspiration that suits your own style.

After the shoot, you’ll receive a link to an online gallery where you can select your favorite images at your leisure. You can take your time – and get input from a friend or colleague if you wish.
Once you’ve made your final selection and let me know, I’ll start editing. Generally, you’ll have the finished images ready within one business day.

Yes, I recommend the Portrait Package for politicians who need election posters printed, as we can create the headshot needed for the poster but also create some images that can be used on social media. When you book, please let us know which party and if there is a manual that we need to follow, alternatively you can bring it with you on the day.

Address:
Islands Brygge 79a
2300 Copenhagen, Denmark
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Packing outside in front of the address is 1 hour free packing remember to set the disk.
As we spend 60 minutes in this session, I would recommend parking 50 meters further down at Islands Brygge 77 as there are 3 hours free.

We can arrange a place where we can meet and take pictures. I generally stick to Islands Brygge and central Copenhagen.
If it’s a private building, you’ll need to get permission for us to take photos there.
The location must be agreed in advance before the booking is made, unless it’s in and around the studio