A few minutes outside of Sundsvall (about 210 miles north of Stockholm), an old rusty tugboat caught my eye, and we stopped to stretch our legs at a place called Svartvik (“Black Bay”) which looked like an abandoned industrial site of an old shipping yard as well as the final resting place of the tugboat.
Though it was a warm spring day (around 12°c), the nearby bay was still frozen solid enough to scuttle across in some parts. I wasn’t taking any chances.
… is originally from Nigeria, graduated from college in the United States and was born to travel. After shuttling between the States and Sweden for a couple of years, she moved to Stockholm in 2009. Sought-after both as a photographer and a writer, she has contributed to National Geographic Traveler, BBC, San Francisco Chronicle, Matador Network and Vogue to name just a few.
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… is a Swedish graphic designer and photographer living in Stockholm. She graduated from Central Saitn Martin´s College of Art & Design in London in 1998. She is the founder and owner of the design firm Neobrand. She mainly works within corporate identity design, but alsof inds the time for photography and other art and design related projects.