Morten Rakke: Fine Art Photography

For the past three decades, the award-winning Norwegian photographer Morten Rakke has travelled the world as a photojournalist and commercial photographer. His unique vision, visual sensitivity and ability to capture meaningful moments in time have been recognized several times by Picture Of The Year Award, The National Geographic Magazine, Nordic Media Days Award, Farmand Prize, The International Chess Federation, among others. In addition to appearing in print and web media, Morten´s work can be found in many public spaces, corporate offices and private homes. 

To the occasional annoyance of family and friends, Morten is seldom without his camera, but prefers to work almost exclusively with available light. Yet rather than set himself apart from his subjects, Morten is present in each photograph, almost as if he were taking the viewer by the hand to share what caught his eye. When looking at a Morten Rakke photograph, you are not alone or a disinterested voyeur; You are an active participant in each scene.

His broad interests have allowed him to master different forms, from hauntingly beautiful landscape photography to thoughtful portraits that reveal the inner lives of his subjects. His vibrant street scenes and sports photography capture people in motion, stimulating not only the viewers visual sense but evoking the sounds, smells and feeling represented in each image. From the solid “thwack” of a tennis ball to the roar of a wave crashing against a rock, the call of a fishmonger in a market stall to the gentle breeze rustling through the hair of a mysterious woman, Morten´s photos are felt as much as they are seen. 

You will here find carefully selected series of Limited Edition prints of some of Morten´s most remarkable work as a fine art photographer. 

By: Alexander Wardwell. Journalist, editor and partner of Blue-C, a leading Oslo-based communications agency.

To book Morten Rakke for editorial or commercial photo assignments, or to see portfolio of related photography that you are looking for, please contact mail@rakke.no and we will reply shortly.

Iceland November 2022. Morten is standing behind the curtain of the waterfall, ready to capture the beauty of Seljalandsfoss. The powerful melting water drops 60 meter and is part of the Seljalands River that has its origin in the volcano glacier Eyafjallajökull. Photo by Iben Gjerken Rakke.

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