Larsson Photography » Architectural

The Cover on Homestyle Magazine

Fredrik — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:17:56 +0000

A couple of months back I did an architectural shoot for Homestyle Magazine here in Wanaka. Gaynor and John have a great house with many cool design features mixed in with bold patterns and colors. Homestyle Magazine liked the images of the house so much that I got the cover and 3 double page spreads:) So go and check it out!

Yesterday I shot another house for a magazine so will let you know when its coming out.

Glassvice product photography

Fredrik — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 03:10:25 +0000

I have shot for Glassvice a couple of times, its a cool company making framless glass solutions for private homes and commercial buildings. The first shots are from Surreal bar in Queenstown and the others from the new Central Lakes Trust Building in Cromwell.

Fullmoon shots of Minaret Station Lodge Wanaka

Fredrik — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 22:04:27 +0000

I was just going back through some files and saw that i forgot to post this shoot! Hard to even think about how cold and snowy it can be here when its been around 28 degrees for weeks now!!This was shot a few weeks back after the last big snowfall we had. Matt phoned me up and asked if its possible to shoot in the fullmoon and I said sure that will work , only problem was I was in hospital for a unruly appendix! Second day back from hospital and I packed my bags for an exciting helicopter shoot at night! We flew up in the afternoon to get some more day and evening shots.

Then it was all just a wait for the moon… It really got pitch black and it was not until after midnight the light started to come back but we had to wait to around 2 am until the moon finally got up at the right spot and gave us light enough to fly. Door off from the heli and -10 could only mean very cold when we actually started flying… it was s surreal feeling to take off and fly at night. After a while you got used to the light and we worked our way around the mountains and rivers to get the shots we wanted.

7 International Loupe Awards 2011

Fredrik — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 21:20:46 +0000

Photographers from over 90 countries entered this years prestigious International Loupe Awards , so It felt great to take home 7 Awards! Last year I got a Loupe award for a heli wedding in Queenstown and i’m proud to say that I scored high with my weddings again, but this year I also won awards for my commercial work. Here are two of my favorites. The first commercial/fashion award is of local model Charlotte Gardiner with makeup by the very talented Gena Bagley. The Second shot “The running girl” was for a worldwide campaign for a client of ad agency Interbrand. Feels good to get recognition for all the hard work and big thanks to all my clients – weddings couples and corporates!

6 NZIPP IRIS AWARDS 2011

Fredrik — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 02:53:54 +0000

I am thrilled with my latest win at this years Iris Awards in Rotorua. The Iris Awards are the most prestigious awards in New Zealand. The images are judged during 3 days by national and international top photographers.

I’ve won 6 awards this year in the Wedding,Commercial and Travel Categories.

It’s an amazing feeling to get awards and I’m so proud of them all, but this year it was especially nice to get recognition for the commercial and advertising work I do.

I also received the honor of becoming an associate member of NZIPP for the awards i have won during the last 3 years.

Behind the scenes from the Minaret shoot

Fredrik — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 00:39:40 +0000

Check out these shots from the Minaret shoot last week. Nick from Alpine Helicopters was flying and Matt took some nice shots of me in action. We got some amazing images of the lodge in the afternoon, evening and then during the night with the light of the full moon. I will get a full post up soon when the editing is done.

Architectural shoot for Homestyle Magazine

Fredrik — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 23:31:16 +0000

I shot this Queenstown home back in February in the middle of a busy week with 5 shoots in 7 days! I love shooting commercial work and especially over the wedding season. It keeps my photography fresh and gets my mind working and coming up with new ideas.

NZ under Canvas – Minaret station

Fredrik — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 00:52:09 +0000

I finished another great shoot up at Minaret station,Wanaka’s latest super luxury accommodation with helicopter access only. Living in tents doesn’t get better than this. Just read the intro from their website below, doesn’t it just make you want to go!

Minaret Station is New Zealand’s first luxury tented camp, located at the head of stunningly picturesque glacial valley in the heart of the Southern Alps. Accessible only by helicopter, Minaret Station treats those fortunate enough to experience this wilderness landscape to a level of comfort and style never before available in the New Zealand mountains.

Guests are hosted under canvas in luxuriously furnished tented suites complete with wall to wall sheepskin carpet, king beds, private deck set with its own hot tub, full en-suite with double vanity and endless hot showers.

On-site facilities include the ‘Mountain Kitchen’ with its well stocked library, dining room, living area, open fires, first class chef and on-site private guides.

Check out the website

Architectural photography for Wanaka’s Riverrun Lodge

Fredrik — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 02:18:07 +0000

An architectural shoot for Riverrun lodge in Wanaka.

Riverrun is a great lodge just 5 minutes from Wanaka. Its got amazing views and feeling of remoteness while still beeing so close to town. I really like the materials in the lodge, lots of old big wood beams. All wood is recycled from various places with lots of history. Big luxurious rooms and great spaces.

Check it out www.riverrun.co.nz

Minaret Station – NZ under Canvas

Fredrik — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 23:22:54 +0000

Wanaka’s latest luxury accomodation is this amazing place only accessible by helicopter where you can enjoy the most incredible views and luxury while still have a wilderness feel that beats anything else. It’s a great combination and its one of a kind. Check out the website and book a weekend away.

We did this shoot a few weeks before they had open and just to fly in to the valley is an experience worth experiencing. I am due to do another shoot up there but we are waiting for the weather to clear up and give us some nice days and evenings for a shoot

Minaret Station