Journal
Youna seems to move through life with curiosity rather than a fixed plan. Music, acting, photography, travelling — different ways of experiencing the world rather than fixed identities. She doesn't seem particularly interested in being just one thing.

The name carries power, history, and myth. For thousands of years, she has been a symbol of rebellion, freedom, and independence.

There is an energy in Pernille that you feel before she even steps in front of the camera — a blend of focus, warmth and movement.

Over the years, we have shared countless late-night conversations on Messenger – about everything from joy and dreams to sorrow and longing. Lillemor and I are united by our shared interest in photography.

Portraits Are Encounters with People. A moment of total attention — an attempt to see beneath the surface, into something more.

Mathias Risberg from Beyond Nudity, where the black-and-white images come from, takes part in the show Naked Attraction Sweden, in which broad-minded, open people date naked at their first meeting.

Luna is dominant woman dressed in a black leather outfit and high-heeled boots, sitting confidently on a chair with legs spread apart. She holds a whip in her gloved hand, set against a misty background, creating a powerful and commanding presence.

Eliska: "Am I crazy? Yes. Crazy is my name. Am I afraid? Yes. Is it worth it? Yes." Challenging yourself often begins right there—at the meeting point with fear.

"Stefan Hagdahl, the story behind a picture." "We've met in many strange places, always with smoke or accidents around us."

Stockholm 210111. Lasse Berghagen RIP 231019.

Meeting Deep Torkel Knutsson feels like standing in the path of a freight train.

Bernt-Ola Falck was a much-appreciated photographer at Östgöta Correspondenten in Linköping. He was born and raised in Småland and had a great passion for capturing people's lives on camera.

Goodness, how many late-night conversations we've had over the years on Messenger. About everything — joy, sorrow and a longing for something.

It started in March 2017 with a slightly bewildering phone call. A man, Mathias, called the editorial office and explained that he and two friends were going to hitchhike from Stockholm to Thailand.