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Photographer

Some places deserve better photographs.

Landscape and expedition photography for brands, boards, and conservation work — twelve years, five continents, one very tired tripod.

Photographer
Elias checking light readings above the valley

Behind the camera

Weather is a collaborator

I learned photography waiting: for light, for clearing storms, for a mountain to do the thing it does twice a year. Twelve years later that patience is the whole practice. I shoot expeditions and campaigns for outdoor brands, tourism boards, and conservation groups — often in places where the second attempt is a year away, which keeps the first attempt honest.

Commissions run from single-day shoots to three-week expeditions. I plan around weather windows, carry my own ropes, and deliver galleries that need no apology. Between assignments I photograph for the print archive — small editions of the quiet places, printed properly and numbered by hand.

Work with me

Commissions

Planned around real weather windows, licensed in plain language.

Brand & Campaign Shoots

Full campaign photography for outdoor and travel brands — planned around real weather windows, delivered ready for print and screen.

From $4,500/day

Expedition Coverage

Embedded photography for expeditions and field research — multi-week, self-sufficient, and insured well above the treeline.

Quoted per expedition

Tourism & Conservation

Image libraries for tourism boards and conservation nonprofits, licensed for campaigns that need to run for years.

From $9k

Limited-Edition Prints

Archival prints from the field collection — editions of 25, printed on cotton rag, signed and numbered.

From $240
12
Years in the field
5
Continents shot
80+
Commissions delivered
25
Prints per edition

Clients

From the field

Elias delivered a campaign library we're still pulling from three years later. He came back with the shot we storyboarded and forty we couldn't have imagined.
Hanna Björk, Brand Director, North Fell
Three weeks, four thousand meters, minus twenty at night — and the most professional teammate on the mountain happened to be the photographer.
Dr. Marcus Chen, expedition lead
The images did what our reports couldn't: the watershed got protected, and his photographs were on every desk that voted for it.
Ruth Ellery, Headwaters Trust

FAQ

Practical questions

How far do you travel?

Anywhere the story is. I'm based in Montana, shoot the Rockies constantly, and run three or four international commissions a year. Travel is quoted at cost, planned around realistic weather windows.

How does licensing work?

Plainly and in writing: you license the usage you need — term, territory, media — and can extend later. I keep portfolio rights. No one ever discovers a surprise invoice in year two.

What if the weather doesn't cooperate?

Weather days are planned into every quote, and I schedule shoots inside the season that gives the images the best odds. When a window truly closes, we reschedule — I'd rather deliver late than flat.

Are the prints really limited?

Yes — editions of 25 per image, printed on archival cotton rag, signed and numbered, and never reprinted once an edition closes. Certificates ship with every print.

Bookings

Planning a campaign, an expedition, or a wall?

Tell me where, when, and what the images need to do. I answer within two business days, field permitting.

Contact

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