Kirsten Adler

I am a portrait photographer based in Tilst (Aarhus), and portrait photography is my professional focus. Since my first steps into the darkroom as a teenager, my work has been about seeing people—not just faces. Today I apply that experience and my artistic eye to create portraits and corporate images that look professional while feeling honest and personal. Why choose me? Because I work purposefully to bring out the best in each person. My approach is calm and present: I create a secure space in front of the camera, guide with warmth and a touch of humor, and assist with posing, wardrobe and expressions so you can relax and be yourself. The result is portraits that tell your story and communicate credibility—ready for LinkedIn, press kits, your website or social media. What makes my method special? I combine an artistic eye with practical experience as a visual communicator. I work with simplicity in composition—less is more—to amplify the message the image should carry. At the same time I focus on details: light, background and subtle movements that bring a portrait to life. I deliver professional retouching and, when needed, collaborate with make-up artists to achieve a natural, consistent look. How does a collaboration work? We always start with a brief alignment on purpose and desired expression so the session is targeted and efficient. The shoot can take place in my studio in Tilst or on location, depending on what fits your visual identity best. Afterwards you receive access to an online gallery where you can calmly choose your favorites. I prioritise an efficient workflow and high-quality editing to ensure quick delivery without compromising on craftsmanship. Portrait photography and corporate headshots are my core services, but I also provide situational images, editorial reportage and short videos to complement your visual communication. My goal is always the same: images that strengthen your visibility and let your personality come through clearly. Ready to create portraits that work? Let’s have a conversation.