Books such as In Memory of Myself and Poste Restante, not to mention a position as head of the eminent Fotoskolan academy in Stockholm, made Christer Stramholm one of Sweden's most influential twentieth-century photographers. He differed from his colleagues in other ways, too--for instance, he didn't mind being the subject of a photograph himself. In fact, he enjoyed it. Stramholm passed away in 2002, but these portraits of him by some of Europe's finest photographers, including Lars Tunbjark, JH Engstram and Anders Petersen, live on.
