Henrik Bülow

Henrik Bülow, born in Copenhagen in 1975, has spent over two decades refining a visual language defined by colour, rhythm, and an instinct for framing the unexpected.
Educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, he emerged as one of Denmark’s most distinctive photographic voices, a storyteller whose lens captures both the elegance and tension of everyday life.

Bülow’s imagery moves seamlessly between fashion, portraiture, and urban narrative. His compositions balance structure and spontaneity, transforming fleeting moments into vivid, cinematic scenes.

His editorial work has appeared in National Geographic, The New York Times, Politiken, and Berlingske Tidende, while his personal projects have been exhibited across Europe and the United States. In books such as The City (2005) and The Landscape (2008), Bülow continues to expand his exploration of the world’s visual rhythm.