Ulla tells: It was on my 12th birthday I got my first camera from my mother Alice and father Johan. After a couple of years with my camera in constant company, I was completely fascinated by the fact that I could freeze and capture what I see and experience. I decided that my profession should be a photographer. In the mid 1960’s, I studied at Professor Christer Strömholm’s fantastic photography school in Stockholm.

For over 50 years I worked as a photographer and filmmaker with the whole world as my field of work. I produced exhibitions like: “Women of the World, “Dear Children”, “I want you to know” and the films: “When Nobody See”, “Witnesses” and “Where are my mother and father?”

In 2011, I founded the global cultural foundation Change Attitude. Change Attitude’s main core is to work with culture as a tool, in order to create a world where all kinds of violence perpetrated against children of the world cease to exist, permanently.

“Change takes time, but not an eternity” -Ulla Lemberg

Ulla tells: It was on my 12th birthday I got my first camera from my mother Alice and father Johan. After a couple of years with my camera in constant company, I was completely fascinated by the fact that I could freeze and capture what I see and experience. I decided that my profession should be a photographer. In the mid 1960’s, I studied at Professor Christer Strömholm’s fantastic photography school in Stockholm.

For over 50 years I worked as a photographer and filmmaker with the whole world as my field of work. I produced exhibitions like: “Women of the World, “Dear Children”, “I want you to know” and the films: “When Nobody See”, “Witnesses” and “Where are my mother and father?”

In 2011, I founded the global cultural foundation Change Attitude. Change Attitude’s main core is to work with culture as a tool, in order to create a world where all kinds of violence perpetrated against children of the world cease to exist, permanently.

“Change takes time, but not an eternity” -Ulla Lemberg

Ulla tells: It was on my 12th birthday I got my first camera from my mother Alice and father Johan. After a couple of years with my camera in constant company, I was completely fascinated by the fact that I could freeze and capture what I see and experience. I decided that my profession should be a photographer. In the mid 1960’s, I studied at Professor Christer Strömholm’s fantastic photography school in Stockholm.

For over 50 years I worked as a photographer and filmmaker with the whole world as my field of work. I produced exhibitions like: “Women of the World, “Dear Children”, “I want you to know” and the films: “When Nobody See”, “Witnesses” and “Where are my mother and father?”

In 2011, I founded the global cultural foundation Change Attitude. Change Attitude’s main core is to work with culture as a tool, in order to create a world where all kinds of violence perpetrated against children of the world cease to exist, permanently.

“Change takes time, but not an eternity” -Ulla Lemberg