On this page I will put up pictures that for some reason emerged from my archive with a story.

 

Mario Soares 1969

 
  Mario Soares at the Labour Party congress in Eastbourne, England in 1969.
He was then a socialist-leader in exile - long before the revolution in Portugal.
©Photo: Rolf Adlercreutz

 

 

 
 


Richard Harris1969

 
 

Recently deceased actor Richard Harris in
London in September of 1969, over 30 years
before he plays the part of head-master
Dumbledore in the Harry Pottermovies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Swedish medias interest that time - Richard's Swedish girl-friend Anna.

©Foto: Rolf Adlercreutz

 

 

Hundarna 1984

 

 
 

A picture from my time as a staff photographer on the daily Stockholms-Tidningen. The assignment was an exhibition of sculptures in a Stockholm park. The picture was later included in a collection for Swedens Picture-of-the-year-competion and was awarded a Honorable Mention. I sent the same collction to the World Press Photo and they had somebody make a post-card of this picture.
©Photo: Rolf Adlercreutz

 

 

 

 
 

 

Poliser 1976

 

 
 

 

On assignment for Swedish daily Aftonbladet I took this picture that later was picked up by the AP and probably became my most published picture of all time.
 
©Photo: Rolf Adlercreutz

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jerico 1965

 

 
 

After having done my military service, my mother, journalist Maud Adlercreutz, and I went on a 4 week holiday to Beirut. Once there we went for a week to east Jerusalem and the West Bank in Jordan. With the help of the UN we did a reportage for the newspaper Aftonbladet from a palestinian refuge camp outside Jerico where this picture was taken. I have since always wondered what happened to these kids, born around 1960, and living in deepest poverty. 15 years later I passed the same place. The camp was of course now empty and the small huts were all destroyed.

 

 

©Foto: Rolf Adlercreutz

 

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