Growing up by the coast in the south of Sweden – known as one of the most scenic places in Scandinavia – Pauline Suzor has always had a keen sense of how to use natural light to create her particular type of visual imagery, marked by harmonious compositions, clean lines and a kind of soft realism. Her creative process is research-based, marked by an intuitive, almost abstract approach to the subject. To her, photography is a tool for exploration, for discovering different ways of seeing and understanding the world around her.

Speaking on her way of working, she has stated that, “creating visual imagery is a collaborative project. On set, it’s important that we trust one another and together create a good harmony. I’m convinced these emotions translate into the images and affect the finished result. As a photographer, I need to be responsive, not only to what is happening in fashion but also in society and culture in general. I aim to add an awareness of diversity and inclusiveness in fashion photography. Perhaps this is also why I like to be involved in the entire creative process, from casting to postproduction: I want to make sure that the images are the very best that they can be.” Her portfolio includes clients such as Filippa K, H&M Magazine, Arket, So it Goes Magazine, Styleby Magazine, Tôteme, and Rodebjer.