About

Thank you for visiting my website, I hope you enjoy it!

My name is Anne Myrup Frost and I am a freelance photojournalist (aka a visual storyteller) and my finest job is to make stories come to life through text and photos – always with authenticity at the helm. As a photojournalist, I have a burning passion for documenting, telling stories and keeping memories safe – both privately and professionally.

On this website you’ll find my blog about traveling, my personal projects and work I’ve done for various clients. You’ll also find wedding photos and portraits done for private clients.

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I love the outdoors. If you find me on the beach gazing at the horizon, on a mountain top completely out of breath or in a tent making my own food on a small stove, you know you’ve found me at my happiest.

But my first and biggest love is photography. I love documenting, being creative and telling stories through photos. That being said, words are almost as dear to me and I have a great passion for finding the right words and phrases to keep the reader engaged and intrigued. That’s why photojournalism was an easy choice for me – text and photos working hand in hand to tell the stories of the world.

Career

In 2015 I completed the extended basic training program for photography at Media College Denmark. Here I gained a lot of basic knowledge about light, shadows, portraiture, working in a studio, product, and documentary photography. I loved making beautiful portraits with perfect light in the studio, but what really sparked my interest was documentary photography.

That lead me to the Danish School of Media and Journalism where I got my degree in photojournalism in 2021. At the school, I’ve learned how to interview, write, put together a story, and not least capture the right moments with my camera. Along with the education I completed a year-long internship at the local newspaper Randers Amtsavis. During that time, I’ve taken hundreds of portraits, shot football, basketball, and handball, visited factories and businesses of all shapes and sizes, documented festivals, announcements, and hardships, and produced my own stories.

A little bit of backstory

It all began on a spring day in 1994. I was born in a small town in Jutland, Denmark close to the countryside. It wasn’t a given that I should fall for photography, none of my parents or other family members are particularly creative or work with any form of art. And when I was gifted my first digital camera back in 2008, I didn’t think much of it. But it did have this really cool “magnifying glass”-feature, which was basically macro. I don’t remember if I actually had put a camera on my wish list, if I had any interest in photography, or if my parents just thought it was a nice present.

At first, I spent a great deal of time taking photos of flowers and jewelry, which I arranged mimicking fashion magazines, but obviously not being that great at it. My passion for photography grew, and I bought some books on the subject to get better. I got a lot better and my interest only grew stronger with the years. I upgraded to a DSLR a few years later, and in 2015 I bought a Canon 5D Mark III (which I still use as I’m writing this).

The travel bug bit me

I never traveled with my family. On holidays we mostly went camping someplace by the west coast and visited museums and such. Rather than walks in nature, smaller towns were often part of the itinerary. The furthest I’d been from home until 2010 was Bornholm -which is kinda far away because it’s at the other end of the country from where I was born, but it’s still a part of Denmark. So, when I went to London with a group of people I’d never met before on a trip for youngsters, the travel bug bit me. And it bit me hard.

Since then I’ve saved up money to go travelling at least once a year. And unlike the trips with my parents, I want to go far away and see a lot of nature. I like to travel alone (it gives me more time to focus on photography), but mostly I travel with my husband. We’ve been together since 2011 and got married in 2020. We love traveling and challenging ourselves in the way we do it. We’ve gone road-tripping by car, backpacked, and traveled by train, bus, and airplane. We haven’t seen a lot of places, but I have a list we’re trying to work through.

Where I am now

I love to explore and learn. Nature to me is breathtaking and sometimes surreal and I just want to see it all. As the years have gone by and I’ve been educated as a photojournalist, I don’t just want to see it all, I want to experience and document it, tell other people about it, and spark an interest in this beautiful earth. That’s one of the reasons I started a blog. Head over to read more about that. Call me a blogger, a photographer, a storyteller. Whatever. First and foremost I am a photojournalist. I will strive to document and tell stories, big and small, about nature, traveling and people.