Henriette Sagfjord

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Henriette Sagfjord

My name is Henriette Sagfjord, I'm a 23-year-old photographer from Norway.
I always had difficulties communicating my feelings, and suffering from depression from an early age made me feel more lonely.
I started doing self-portraits were I could express my emotions without words, which was therapeutic and made me more open about my mental health.
My biggest inspiration is music. I always listen to music while I’m out shooting, or while I’m editing. It helps me disconnect with the world, and to view my surroundings with a new perspective.

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