“It was completely quiet and I was just pacing back and forth. No assistant, nothing. Total silence, waiting… Suddenly someone said hello from behind my back and placed her hand on my side. I turned around and there she was. Wow… Dolly, and she had touched me! “I smiled and said hello and we became instant friends on set. She was so nice and knew exactly what she wanted. And my H3D delivered exquisite images like it always does. I carried my Hasselblad like a new-born baby to my studio afterwards and felt so proud. What a fantastic and memorable shoot!”
Julie is now working with the H6D-50 paired with the new versions of 35-90mm, 120mm macro and 80mm lenses. Future investments will be the 28mm and 210mm, while the X1-D is also on the agenda. “I saw it at the launch in Gøteborg and it was love at first sight! For me, this is a petite camera I will take with me everywhere, both in my purse as well as a back up professional camera.”
Being asked to become a Hasselblad Ambassador has been a thrill, and she’s looking forward to meeting new colleagues, talking about her work and sharing endless stories. “Every shoot has a history,” she says, “and I remember it all, even after fourteen years and hundreds of fashion series. “And it’s amazing to be connected to Hasselblad in this way.
After all, this is my beloved camera, which has shaped my entire career. As I tell my clients, I’m very proud to work with a camera that has visited the moon. If you’ve been to the moon, then everything is possible!”
Hasselblad Ambassadors feature - 2016