
Rolf Blomberg (1912–1996)
Swedish explorer, photographer, and storyteller.
Rolf Blomberg: The World in Black and White
With his Hasselblad camera, he captured the world in black and white—from the Amazon to Asia, from Indigenous communities to rare species. His images are timeless, respectful, and full of wonder—a visual archive of a vanishing world.
Every photo in this gallery is a snapshot from a life of exploration. Rolf Blomberg travelled across the globe in the twentieth century – from the jungles of Ecuador to the islands of Indonesia – capturing life as he encountered it: raw, pure, and full of wonder.
His black-and-white photographs are more than images. They are stories. Of people, rituals, landscapes, and encounters that have stood the test of time. With a sharp eye for detail and an open view of the world, Rolf transformed the everyday into the universal.

Welcome to the Blomberg Gallery
Blomberg Gallery was founded by Kajsa and Birgit Blomberg to share the timeless photography of their grandfather, Rolf Blomberg.
Explorer, storyteller, and observer of the world, Rolf captured life in black and white — with empathy, curiosity, and a deep respect for the people and places he encountered. Each image is a window into a forgotten moment. Discover the world through his lens.
Photo Gallery
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View on Sugar Loaf Mountain, 1957
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Woman in waves, 1948
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Cotopaxi vulcan, 1951
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Woman with butterfly, 1952
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Viewpoint Rio de Janeiro, 1957
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Shipibo woman, 1961
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