From Blueprints to Blossoms: Mette Klint’s Creative Balance

I am a member of Scott Kelby's VIP & Inner Circle group, where we explore many aspects of photographing and editing, and assignments like this one - Fine Art Architectural Photography.  

In this picture, I combined my two worlds: as a constructing architect, the precision of architecture and the emotion of my flower photography, and it was very inspiring. Winning this award is just crazy, and I am still really amazed and proud. It makes me consider doing more architectural photography and exploring that side.

I choose images that speak to me with both emotional weight and visual impact, and are strong enough to stand on their own without words.

I have been playing music from a very young age, but in 2015, I traded my instruments for a camera. It became my new way of creating, with light instead of sound.

Flowers are my greatest passion; this is where I can get into flow, forget time and place, and just try to be in the creative mode as long as I can.

I work with my Sony A7R4 and my 90 mm macro lens for flowers, but for this picture, I used my wide-angle lens 14-24 mm.

Calm and presence, a moment to pause, breathe, and see beauty in light, shadows and form.

The challenge was finding the right angle, standing at the base of the structure, walking around searching for the exact spot where everything aligned, where the curved and vertical lines merged into a higher unity, and revealed the perfect rhythm of the building.

Flowers and nature get me in the zone; this is where I create and get inspired.

I am proud to say that my friend and mentor is the best flower photographer in Denmark Ann Malmgren, and she has been the biggest influence in my photography, and made me the photographer I am today.

Dare to share your vision, do not submit what you think others want to see, but what feels authentic to you. And just take a chance, take a chance on yourself.

Stay curious, have fun and play, create and explore, be patient and just keep on taking pictures and your unique voice will grow from there.

It depends on the picture and the vision I have for it; in this picture, it played a big role. Axel Towers is taking in broad daylight, but my vision was to transform it to a black and white fine art, so editing meant a lot to this photo.

AI will expand creative tools, especially in editing, but for me, the essence of photography is presence, being there, seeing, feeling, and that cannot be replaced.

After this amazing experience, how about photographing architectural wonders around the world!