Award-Winning Mexico City Photographer
In 2017, I found myself wandering the streets of Mexico City, eyes wide open taking pictures with my phone and being hypnotized by this beautiful and chaotic city.
Shortly thereafter, I decided to buy my very first camera and that’s how my photo career began in Mexico City.
Mexico photography projects and commissions
It was in Mexico City I built my photography portfolio, which means it’s a city I keep coming back to as it’s the most common city where I’m hired as a photographer.
Coca Cola project in CDMX
Coca-Cola hired me as their Mexico-based photographer to document the rich taco culture of Mexico and its authentic connection to its brand.
The project focused on capturing the vibrant traditions and shared moments that make tacos a cultural staple, highlighting how Coca-Cola naturally integrates into these experiences.
FAQ
Are you still traveling to Mexico?
Yes! While I was born in Denmark, I keep coming back and always will. It’s where I built my photography portfolio and where I lived for 4 years. Mexico, and Mexico City especially, will always have a place in my heart.
I’m going to Mexico City as a photographer - do you have any tips?
Yes, plenty. Watch The photographer’s guide to Mexico City
Watch the photographer’s guide to Mexico City
Can I hire you as a photographer in Mexico?
Of course. But since I don’t live in Mexico as of now, it does require that the photo project is of a meaningful size due to travel expenses and all that. That said, I’ve traveled multiple times for different projects already, like for this Burger King shoot.
I’d like to document The Day of the Dead in Mexico as a photographer - any advice?
It’s a magical thing to experience and I’ve been capturing images of this event four consecutive years in a row. For tips, please see my post on The Day of the Dead. I documented this spectacular day as a videographer on multiple occasions.
Is it dangerous to walk around with my camera in Mexico?
Mexico is a big country, and I’ve mostly been capturing photographs in Mexico City, and it’s to me, like any other big city. So be smart and know where you’re going. I’m an English-speaking photographer living in Mexico, and I understand and speak a bit of Spanish, which is an advantage in knowing the language when you walk around with your camera in a new country.
My first photograph.
I took this photograph in Xochimilco, Mexico City with my phone and it was at that moment I thought to myself:
“Maybe I should give photography a shot”.
Mexico City Street Photography
During my four years in Mexico, there was no one who spent as much time as I, walking Mexico City thin, taking street portraits of strangers I met, and doing street photography.
Photography projects in CDMX
FAQs
My Mexico photography portfolio
My portfolio spans several photography genres:
Portrait Photography: Creating images that convey depth and individuality, perfect for personal or professional use. This also includes studio portraits.
Wedding Photography: Documenting the emotions, details, and fleeting moments of a wedding day with honesty and elegance. So if you are getting engaged or celebrating your wedding in Tulum, Oaxaca, or Cancun, contact me.
Street Photography: Exploring the energy and character of Mexico City through candid, observational imagery. See my street photography which is mostly captured in La Roma, Centro, and Condesa.
Documentary Photography: Capturing stories with authenticity and depth, whether for personal projects or professional and commercial photography campaigns. Most of this work is black and white style.
Let’s Work Together
I'd love to hear from you if you’re seeking a professional photographer who combines creativity, professionalism, and a deep understanding of storytelling commercial photography campaigns. Whether for portraits, weddings, or a brand campaign, I aim to deliver images that leave a lasting impression.
Reach out to discuss your project, and let’s create something meaningful together.