About me

Watches in the North started as a way of elevating my watch collecting. I spent all my money on timepieces, but had no one to share it with.

In comes a cheap DSLR camera, and there has been no going back. My passion is no longer only collecting watches. It’s photographing watches, sharing my photos, working with microbrands, and reviewing both brand new pieces from up-and-coming brands and the big Swiss and Japanese household names.

View fullsize Acquiring more and more photography gear is cool for many reasons. Most of all, because it makes for great props in watch photos.  In the centre: Casio MTP-1370L #sevendaysofcasio At @Watches_in_the_North, I review, photograph and film watche
View fullsize @bragdur Nemesis featuring @watchman.ja #watchesofinstagram #watches #watchphotographer #watchphotography #watchmania #watchcollecting #watchcommunity #watchoftheday #watch #watchcollector #watchcollection #watchfam #klokkeriet #wristcheck #wristwa
View fullsize There are some really nice details to this dial. While it looks good from afar, it's close to spectacular when viewed through a macro lens. ⌚Seiko SSK023 Follow @watches_in_the_north for daily watch photos, reels, and reviews 🎉 #watchesofinstagra
View fullsize Testing some more focus stacking, this time featuring @bragdur Project Zero and Nemesis. @bragdur #watchesofinstagram #watches #watchphotographer #watchphotography #watchmania #watchcollecting #watchcommunity #watchoftheday #watch #watchcollector #
View fullsize Focus stacking:  I recently bought my first proper macro lens, and it's so much fun! These are some of my first attempts at focus stacking. The Voyager from @desandershorologie is a fantastic subject for macro photography. There's so much dept
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The AIGI Satellite Ground Station photographed in my home studio.

In addition to running the Instagram account Watches in the North, I can do professional photography of your watches. Either if its your personal timepiece, or if you are a brand owner.