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Jeff Flindt
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Jeff Flindt is an experienced photographer and social media brand builder with over 20 years of work in commercial and editorial sports industries. He has worked with major companies like Patagonia and Redbull to create digital and print advertising content. Jeff also has expertise in event planning and organization. He has planned and executed successful festivals in North Western Skåne, Sweden, that have received positive publicity in print and social media. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with creators and professional athletes and artists. Jeff is known for his social and easygoing personality, as well as his networking skills.
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One of the many projects I've helped brands market their company.
Reposted • Peter Sahlberg from Surfakademin Travels AB - Dylan framed it well, time’s a jet plane, it moves too fast. Sweet memories though. With Jeff & Jens in Portugal, a decade ago.
A legendary trip captured by the one and only Jeff Flindt & @patagoniaeurope
This is the Scandinavian craft beer scene. With my photography, I have worked with some of the best surfers in the world to make them look like rockstars. Shooting for magazines and websites the editorial team highlighted the surfers' talents. It would boost surfers careers and help them get huge contracts because they were popular or more marketable. The same applies in the skate industry. Fast forward to today where I don’t travel but the craft beer industry is blooming. Through my photography and social media we have the ability to influence these brewers to look like rock stars. Customers go out of their way for limited releases and vintage batches of beer. The brewers are becoming famous or well known within the beer industry. Similar to a famous chef. This photo is a perfect example of Ehren Schmidt @thesourscientist being a one man band at a beer festival. In my opinion Ehren is making some of the most complex wild ales in the industry. Ehrin plays with old yeast from his brewery’s shipyard @mikkellerbaghaven and blends real fruit into his wild ales. Most of the time letting them age in wood barrels. These beers are pretty complex if you think of how much time and energy it takes to make one of these bottles of “Just Beer”. These guys and gales put in years and years of perfecting their well balanced recipes. It’s really rewarding for them to share their creations with their fans at beer festivals. Rockstars. @mbcc.2021
