We are thrilled to share that model Ariminta Findley was featured in the latest issue of Bold & Beyond magazine, captured by renowned photographer Helmut Jeels in his striking editorial "Elegance Meets Athleticism."

In this series, Ariminta redefines the boundaries between streetwear, sportswear, and high fashion. She pairs a structured denim zip-front top with relaxed, oversized jeans and a checked flannel knotted at the waist — a look raw in silhouette yet refined in texture. Crisp white socks laced like sneakers, paired with pointed stilettos, sit at the heart of the story: a deliberate clash of softness, sport, and couture. The Molten basketball — caught mid-dribble in one frame, balanced on a heel in the other — anchors the visual narrative.
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Helmut Jeels is known for capturing beauty in motion, and Ariminta's calm, focused gaze carries the entire concept. The minimal, muted backgrounds place the styling and her presence at the absolute center.

Photography: Helmut Jeels
Model: Ariminta Findley
Publication: Bold & Beyond Magazine
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Check out the full feature here — and let us know your favorite frame in the comments.

In March, during Paris Fashion Week, model Susanna Oscarsson and me wandered through the streets of the French capital in search of its quiet poetry. Shot entirely in black and white against the city's most iconic landmarks — from the gilded lampposts of Pont Alexandre III to the unmistakable silhouette of the Eiffel Tower — the series captures Susanna suspended between timeless elegance and the unmistakable rhythm of fashion week. White blouses, tailored trousers and simple heels speak of a refined minimalism, while the soft Parisian light lends every frame an almost cinematic weight. Several of the images have since been featured by Hunter Magazine, and the full series is a quiet love letter to Paris itself: sophisticated, unhurried, and unmistakably modern.

My sincere thanks to Susanna for her flawless professionalism and captivating presence on location in Paris. As always, creating together has been a privilege and a joy.

If you'd like to see more of this shooting with Susanna, the full editorial has been featured in Hunter magazine — you can order your copy here and enjoy the complete story between its covers.

And there's another publication in Photohouse Magazine this month showing some of the photos out of my studio shoot with model Felicia in their April 2026 issue. 
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Photohouse is an international photographers' community. Professionals around the world exchange their ideas, creativity by posting their works.

Thanks to my model Felicia for her amazing performance during our shoot. It was a pleasure working with her. 

If you're interested in the magazine and like to see more pictures out of my shooting with Felicia, you can order the magazine here​.

And there's another publication in Photohouse Magazine this month showing some of the photos out of my studio shoot with model Amelie in their January 2026 issue. 
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Photohouse is an international photographers' community. Professionals around the world exchange their ideas, creativity by posting their works.

Thanks to my model Amelie for her amazing performance during our shoot. It was a pleasure working with her. Many thanks also to makeup artist Gabriella Molnar, who supported us not just with her excellent skills in makeup and hair, but also with ideas and further assitance during all the shoot. 

If you're interested in the magazine and like to see more pictures out of my shooting with Amelie, you can order the magazine here​.

One of my pictures - titled "Desert Rose" - currently is part of the ARTBOX.PROJECT Palma 3.0 in Casa del Arte in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, which began on 8 December and runs until 19 December 2025.
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​Thanks to my model Susanna Oscarsson for her outstanding performance during this photo shoot. We had extremely sunny, dry and windy weather. Even though I pressed my eye hard against the camera's viewfinder, sand still got into my eye. You can imagine that it was even more difficult for Susanna to keep her eyes open in this sandstorm. In any case, I think it was worth it, because we not only ended up on the cover of Photohouse magazine, but also became part of this prestigious exhibition.

The photo itself was taken in Rubjerg Knude, Denmark, in the beginning of August 2025. I used a Sony A7 RII with one of my favorite lenses, the Tamron 2.8 70-180 mm. Settings have been F2.8 | ISO100 | 70mm | 1/1600s.