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MARLENE OHLSSON : LOUBOUTIN BEAUTY, PIPER HEIDSIECK champagne, La Biosthétique, ASTRA, GREENPEACE ENERGY, LEDLENSER campaign, Georgia May JAG for FIGARO MADAME, LENOVO campaign, styling for RIMOWA lookbook, and VOGUE
PHOTOGRAPHY · 11.05.2017

MARLENE OHLSSON : LOUBOUTIN BEAUTY, PIPER HEIDSIECK champagne, La Biosthétique, ASTRA, GREENPEACE ENERGY, LEDLENSER campaign, Georgia May JAG for FIGARO MADAME, LENOVO campaign, styling for RIMOWA lookbook, and VOGUE

Berlin-based photographer duo BILLY & HELLS with a knack for directing, people and advertising staged a graceful, oriental photo shoot for LOUBOUTIN BEAUTY with majestic model Nadia Soma c/o Seedsmanagement. Post production was taken care of by them in house. (Styling: Laurent Mercier, hair dresser: Marc Orsatelli c/o Agence Aurelien, Paris, make-up: Topolino c/o Calliste Agency, manicure: Béatrice Eni).

Sara MERZ photographed an accessory & fashion editorial for French GRAZIA with model Estee Rammant c/o Supreme. The must-haves were staged with modern flair with ombre portée, which translates to cast shadows, (styling: Chloe Para, styling assistant: Emma Carles, make-up: Zakiya-Jordan Singleton c/o StyleCouncil, hair: Yoann Fernandez, light assistant: Annika Karrenbauer, digi assistant: Mitko Frangov).

Beauty expert Patrick HOUI photographed a beauty editorial for French GLAMOR and realized the beauty special 'Hello Sailor' for LA BIOSTHÉTIQUE with styling by Caroline LEMBLÉ; c/o BIGOUDI and make-up by Steffen Zoll. The Academy Spring/Summer 2017 collection is inspired by summer on the Côte d'Azur.

Jette STOLTE was on the job for no less than three fashion spreads: For VOGUE Portugal, she shot the color-reduced 'Less is more' fashion special with the white-blond model Femke Lakenmann c/o Paparazzi (styling: Christine Graf, hair & make- Up: Benjamin Becher c/o Nina Klein).

For GRAZIA France, she photographed the editorial 'Bliss' and staged watches and jewelry (styling: Lea Usseglio, hair: Tomoko Ohama c/o Calliste, make-up: Khela c/o Call My Agent, nails: Loreal Severine c/o Call My Agent, photo assistant: Falk Saalfeld, styling assistant: Agathe Gire).

And for GRAZIA HOMMES she captured the summery fashion spread 'Caribean Sea' with the laid-back look of model Hugh Laughton-Scott on location (styling: Laure Orset-Prelet, assistant: Fanny Martini, hair & make-up: Benjamin Becher c/o Nina Klein).

Still-life expert Armin ZOGBAUM realized the new summery interior editorial 'Como' for ICON magazine (styling: Stephan Meyer, retouch + CGI: Olivier Yoshitomi).

Landscape, transportation & people photographer Tom NAGY shot the LEDLENSER campaign in the impressive landscape of Chile and staged the award-winning forehead and pocket flashlights with the equally impressive interplay of light and shadow in nature.

Advertising, beauty and fashion photographer Dimitri DANILOFF photographed the newest LENOVO campaign and created a colorful spectacle for the personal computer manufacturer.

Stylist Christian KLEEMANN staged the stylishly designed suitcase collection for the RIMOWA 2017 lookbook in the right light of photographer Dirk Weyer c/o Photography + Motion.

Cheers! For the PIPER HEIDSIECK campaign, still expert Roberto BADIN photographed the fine champagne bottles Cuvee Brut, Rose Sauvage and Cuvee Suplime against a characteristic background.

In addition, the Paris-based photographer elegantly staged jewelry for AIR FRANCE MADAME magazine.

Beauty & fashion photographer Gilles-Marie ZIMMERMANN photographed the beautiful daughter of Mick Jagger and Terry Hall Georgia May JAGGER for FIGARO MADAME. We have two motifs for you here on GoSee, and more is available via MARLENE OHLSSON.

Lifestyle, people & advertising photographer Florian SCHÜPPEL realized the GREENPEACE ENERGY campaign in nature (post production: Piquee and Florian Schüppel) and realized the new motifs of the 'Anything against it?' campaign of the beer brand ASTRA (styling: Nina Piatscheck, hair & make-up: Linda Sigg).

From now on, Rasmus Weng KARLSEN is represented by MARLENE OHLSSON and introduces himself with summer motifs for the fashion label UNIQLO - from LA LA LEMON to ROSE BOWL and even BEL-AIRY SKY.

“We warmly welcome new fashion, people & lifestyle photographer RASMUS WENG KARLSEN! RASMUS, born in 1986, is a self-taught photographer working professionally since 2007. Powerful, colorful and fun photos, full of life, describes his style which he creates for shoots for Danish and international magazines as well as for advertising and fashion campaigns for a large variety of brands. “Not without my camera” is his motto and so Rasmus never leaves the house without his camera to take snapshots everywhere he goes.”

Credits

Client
LenovoLed LenserUniqloGrazia FranceGlamour ParisLa Biosthétique
Post Production
Piquee + Florian Schüppel
Styling
Nina PiatscheckNina PiatschekChristine GrafLea UsseglioLaure Orset-Prelet
Hair
Linda SiggBenjamin Becher c/o Nina KleinTomoko Ohama ℅ CallisteBenjamin Becher ℅ Nina Klein
Make-up
Linda SiggBenjamin Becher c/o Nina KleinKhela ℅ Call my AgentSteffen ZollBenjamin Becher ℅ Nina Klein
Model
Femke Lakenmann c/o PaparazziHugh Laughton-Scott
nails
Loreal Severine ℅ Call My Agent

About Marlene Ohlsson agency

The photographers’ agent celebrated her 25th anniversary in March 2026 - a wonderful occasion to take a brief look back. Marlene Ohlsson began her career at the Hamburg-based advertising agency Economia before moving to Paris for several years. There, she became familiar with the market as a casting director, producer, and photo assistant, including time at the legendary Pin Up Studios. After returning to Hamburg, she worked as a studio manager before taking the leap into self-employment as an agent.

Her love for Paris has always stayed with her. For many years, she has represented international photographers and, alongside clients in Germany, regularly works with French clients in the City of Love - and above all, the city of fashion. In Paris, she exchanges ideas with art buyers, editors, producers, and photographers.

“Despite the globalization of the industry, French culture is very different from Germany,” Marlene tells us. “In Paris, I always become a little bit Parisian.” She considers all the characteristics of a Parisian described in former model Caroline de Maigret’s book How to Be Parisian Wherever You Are completely natural and not at all absurd. However, once she touches down at Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel Airport, she switches back into Hanseatic mode. “In Paris, you have to work much more flexibly and get used to constant last-minute changes. In return, you get better food, more chic fashion, breathtaking exhibitions, and countless inspiring visual impressions that you need in order to stay visually up to date.”

Marlene Ohlsson has accompanied the photography duo Billy & Hells for 20 years, and her partnerships with other photographers tend to last decades rather than just a few years. Her portfolio includes international advertising photographers such as Tom Nagy, Dimitri Daniloff, Armin Zogbaum, Florian Schüppel, Dylan Don, Heather Favell, Paul Bellaart, and Roberto Badin, as well as trend-focused fashion photographers like Patrick Houi, Jette Stolte, and Hördur Ingason.

Even after 25 years, Marlene remains passionate about high-quality, contemporary photography. Every production is a new challenge, and she particularly enjoys short-notice productions - because fewer cooks spoil the broth.

Organization and production are Marlene’s true passions. Together with Annika Bersch, who has been part of the agency for 13 years as Head of Production, the two form an unbeatable team. They are supported by Ms. Schneider, who is responsible for the complex structuring of usage rights and licensing fees, trainee Marie Nordmann, accountant Maren Sturm, and web and content manager Peter Wiese.

Does she have any advice for young photographers? Marlene recommends constantly questioning yourself and continually refining both your craft and your portfolio. The market demands new photographers, new styles, and fresh perspectives. Only those who consistently face the challenges of the market will be able to work successfully over long periods of time. Despite the flood of low-cost imagery from e-commerce studios, Marlene hopes there will always be photography lovers who appreciate a great photographer with a distinctive style and strong craftsmanship. Fortunately, that is still the case today - and we are keeping our fingers crossed for the next 25 years.

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