Mattias Edvall (b. 1958) is one of the most well-known Scandinavian photographers of our time. With 30 years of experience in the luggage, he is known as a fashion photographer and for his work with Cirkus Cirkör images that have covered subway walls in Paris as well as New York.

His qualities make him excel as a studio and portrait photographer. He has a sense of the timelessness, elegance and is using perfect technique. Still, his portraits are full of heart and soul.

“I want images to give off energy that cannot be touched but that should be felt. Finding that scent of how the image should be perceived, I spend a lot of time on, because I do not want to stick it in the face of the person I am photographing or on the viewer of the finished image ”. – Mattias Edwall

Mattias Edvall (b. 1958) is one of the most well-known Scandinavian photographers of our time. With 30 years of experience in the luggage, he is known as a fashion photographer and for his work with Cirkus Cirkör images that have covered subway walls in Paris as well as New York.

His qualities make him excel as a studio and portrait photographer. He has a sense of the timelessness, elegance and is using perfect technique. Still, his portraits are full of heart and soul.

“I want images to give off energy that cannot be touched but that should be felt. Finding that scent of how the image should be perceived, I spend a lot of time on, because I do not want to stick it in the face of the person I am photographing or on the viewer of the finished image ”. – Mattias Edwall

Mattias Edvall (b. 1958) is one of the most well-known Scandinavian photographers of our time. With 30 years of experience in the luggage, he is known as a fashion photographer and for his work with Cirkus Cirkör images that have covered subway walls in Paris as well as New York.

His qualities make him excel as a studio and portrait photographer. He has a sense of the timelessness, elegance and is using perfect technique. Still, his portraits are full of heart and soul.

“I want images to give off energy that cannot be touched but that should be felt. Finding that scent of how the image should be perceived, I spend a lot of time on, because I do not want to stick it in the face of the person I am photographing or on the viewer of the finished image ”. – Mattias Edwall