Andreas Sjödin - Photographer

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Scandinavian photographer. Frequent contributor to publications such as Cover magazine. I dont have any information about him since his website's credits seem to be directed only to models and his 2 agencies are exclusively focused on his photo portfolio.

I dont think he's very innovative as a photographer but I've been drawn to his ability of making clothes look beautifully, which i think is what makes a great fashion photographer ultimately.

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I wish i could give credits to the fabulous stylists but as mentioned, i could only [easily] name the models.

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^i love his settings, i think they talk for the sense of travelling of the scandinavian people. and it's a good thing that he proves that they are beautiful but the priority stays on the clothes.
if that makes sense.

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and that's a wrap!.

 

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I agree that he's not exactly innovative, but he consistently puts out good work. Me like.

His [not very up-to-date] bio from Camera Link.

Andreas Sjödin is the photographer that came from ”nowhere” to dominate the scene of commercial Swedish fashion photography over a period of less than a year. Andreas has a 10 year background as a fashion art director. As such, he worked at H&M for five years, based in New York, where he worked repeatedly with some of the world´s leading fashion photographers, finally deciding to take up this profession himself. He started by shooting set cards for a model agency and then almost instantly got a first brake with a story for Harper´s Bazaar. When Andreas returned to Stockholm, he was immediately commissioned to shoot some of Sweden´s most high-profiled fashion accounts, including NK, MQ and Maybelline. He sees himself not simply as a photographer but as a director of still images who uses all the tools available to create maximum fashion impact, letting the clothes and the brand decide the mood and character of his images.

 

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Ah thanks for those Mullet..that balloon picture, tis wonderful!