Andrea Rocha Photography

✨ Sometimes it’s good to look back.

📷 This gallery is from 2018, when I photographed Arkaden Shopping Centre’s 30-year anniversary.

♥️ Looking through these images reminds me how my goal has stayed exactly the same: capturing real moments, genuine reactions, and the atmosphere that makes every event unique.

Eight years later, I’m still grateful to do what I love.

🥳 Opening day energy is something else.

💇‍♀️ Back in 2018, I was there when opened its doors in Stavanger for the first time. The buzz, the first clients, the kids in the chair, these are the moments that make commercial photography so rewarding.

📷 Documenting a brand from day one is a privilege.

🥳 Opening day energy is something else.

💇‍♀️ Back in 2018, I was there when opened its doors in Stavanger for the first time. The buzz, the first clients, the kids in the chair, these are the moments that make commercial photography so rewarding.

📷 Documenting a brand from day one is a privilege.

♥️ Some love stories deserve to be captured again.

I'm launching something new, and it's for a very special kind of couple. If you and your partner have been together for 40 years or more, I want to offer you an experience unlike anything else:

A slow walk through a place that matters to you. A gentle video interview where you share your stories, your memories, the moments that shaped your life together. And photographs that capture who you are right now, today.

Not just images for you to enjoy. A gift for your children and family. The people who will one day want to know your story, hear your voices, see your faces, and feel how much you loved each other. This is a job to remember for you now, and for your family to treasure forever. 🤍

If this speaks to you, or to someone you know, send me a DM or visit the link in bio.

Some people come into your life and quietly change how you see the world. 🌱

I first photographed Mari Hult back in 2015 for Social Cooking. She was also one of the participants in my exhibition House on Fire.

Since then, I've had the privilege of documenting her book signing, her work at Sølvberget in Stavanger, and somewhere along the way, she convinced me to grow my own potatoes with her project with , and that is why I had 2.7kg of potatoes last year from my own garden.

Last week, Mari was awarded the Gladmatstipendet 2026 — 50,000 kroner from Inge Steenslands Stiftelse at Gladmatfestivalen.

A recognition of years of work spreading knowledge, joy, and awareness around plant-based food to thousands of people.
Congratulations ! This is so well deserved. ♥️

🦾 Additive manufacturing is changing how Norway builds for the future.

💬 Last year, I had the privilege of documenting NCAM — the Norwegian Conference for Additive Manufacturing — at Fiskepiren here in Stavanger.

🗺️ These are the rooms where the future gets built.