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Andrea Rocha Photography

Name: Andrea Rocha Photography
Address: Stavanger, 4014, NO
Telephone: +4794463114
Price range: ££

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Love photography! Work with documentation and journalism photography. Works mostly with canon cameras and also does little videos if necessary.

Also works with event photography and wedding photography but does it mostly with a documentation eye.

14/10/2026

A new name for the work I love: Andrea Rocha Photography and Maracuja are becoming Rocha Studio.

The name is new, but the person behind the camera is the same. Rocha Studio brings together photography, film and content, alongside the slow, hands-on craft of tintype photography.

Thank you for trusting me with your stories and projects over the years. I’m looking forward to more projects together.

Welcome to Rocha Studio. ✨ Same eye, different name, ready to grow and diversity. ♥️

12/10/2026

This was the first time in years I'd seen the Northern Lights with my own eyes so clearly. ✨ And it was so wonderful! Such a breath of fresh air and surprise, a wonderful moment to share with my other half. When you are having a bad moment, and the world sends you a message saying, “‘F* everything, you only need this moment now and each other; the rest is only that - the rest”. ♥️

NightPhotography RochaStudio

06/10/2026

A few moments from AquaNext ✨

An event that brought together people with ideas, experience and a shared interest in the future of aquaculture.

📸 Thank you for having me there to capture it. Hopefully the first of many. 🤞

24/09/2026

20 years ago

20 years ago, I started university and with it, my journey to become my own person. The first time I lived without my parents, I felt lost and had to find myself. Sometimes, the best way to listen to your path is to stop the noise.

I quickly learned that I enjoyed being by myself, but I still didn’t know much about who I was. Starting university and pursuing my bachelor’s degree became a new goal, and I remember it was a confusing yet wonderful time in my life.

My life crossed paths with some amazing people whom I still have the opportunity to be part of, or at least follow through a screen.

Travel has definitely been part of these 20 years, but it also brought new adventures and a wonderful feeling that this was the right path: a new country, a new culture, and now a new family.

Professionally, there have been many ups and downs that could be quite daunting. But if life has taught me anything in the last 20 years, it is that you shouldn’t criticise anything that you haven’t tried yourself yet.

A team is something everyone needs, even those who prefer to be solo. But a team can also be made up of different people. It doesn’t have to be someone who is always on your side, but someone who is there for you. I learned that I can go some time without contacting people, but I am always here for the moments when someone needs me.

I also learned over the years that I don’t want to let people step on those I love or on myself. And I will fight for what is right, but I also like to listen to what is wrong, in case it changes my mind or offers a different perspective.

20 years sounds like a long time, and mostly because of those 20 years, I’ve spent the last 13 in Norway. And although it’s been a long time, I feel full of energy and like my life is only just beginning. I’m looking forward to the next 20 years, and I am happy with the wonderful people I have surrounded myself with — those who were always there for me, those who always support me, those who have believed in me, and even the ones I have barely spoken to but who have changed my life completely.

I hope the younger version of myself is proud of the roads we have taken when we were not unde

22/09/2026

A few glimpses from Kapittelfestivalen, days filled with writers, readers, questions, ideas and people brought together by literature. Such wonderful luck of mine to be picked to capture these days once again. ✨📸

📍Sølvberget bibliotek kulturhus

19/09/2026

“I Was Trying to Describe You to Someone“ by Richard Brautigan

(Eared this text yesterday and loved how it described love. What better way to describe a couple than this)

I was trying to describe you to someone a few days ago. You don’t look like any girl I’ve ever seen before.

I couldn’t say “Well she looks just like Jane Fonda, except that she’s got red hair, and her mouth is different and of course, she’s not a movie star…”

I couldn’t say that because you don’t look like Jane Fonda at all.

I finally ended up describing you as a movie I saw when I was a child in Tacoma Washington. I guess I saw it in 1941 or 42, somewhere in there. I think I was seven, or eight, or six.

It was a movie about rural electrification, a perfect 1930’s New Deal morality kind of movie to show kids. The movie was about farmers living in the country without electricity. They had to use lanterns to see by at night, for sewing and reading, and they didn’t have any appliances like toasters or washing machines, and they couldn’t listen to the radio. They built a dam with big electric generators and they put poles across the countryside and strung wire over fields and pastures.

There was an incredible heroic dimension that came from the simple putting up of poles for the wires to travel along. They looked ancient and modern at the same time.

Then the movie showed electricity like a young Greek god, coming to the farmer to take away forever the dark ways of his life. Suddenly, religiously, with the throwing of a switch, the farmer had electric lights to see by when he milked his cows in the early black winter mornings. The farmer’s family got to listen to the radio and have a toaster and lots of bright lights to sew dresses and read the newspaper by.

It was really a fantastic movie and excited me like listening to the Star Spangled Banner, or seeing photographs of President Roosevelt, or hearing him on the radio “…the President of the United States…”

I wanted electricity to go everywhere in the world. I wanted all the farmers in the world to be able to listen to President Roosevelt on the radio…

And that’s how you look to me. ♥️

16/09/2026

A little of the four days photographing ONS.

Presentations, new technology and impressive exhibition stands. I was especially interested in the people, the conversations, curiosity, laughter and spontaneous moments happening throughout the event.

Just a glance of my eyes over this wonderful days. 🥰

10/09/2026

Day 2 of Literaturfest was full of happy walks, families, smiles and reading, a lot of reading. Reading with animals, reading with old and young ones. 📸

📍Hillevåg
Sølvberget bibliotek kulturhus

02/09/2026

A space full of memories and a heart full of happiness. I wanted to use my small following to share our home, take some nice photos of it, and post them here. In case someone knows someone who wants to buy, and for those who would like to share.

While taking the photos, the organised house was annoying me; the fact that the toys weren’t there was making me sad, and the emptiness of the house didn’t feel normal. Everywhere we made memories, with the two little girls starting their stories in this house.

Their first steps were here, and that no one can ever take away. Their first foods were here. The uncountable moments of laughter and tears. The deep conversations and the plans. The same plans that made us take the decision to take our family and start a new dream somewhere else.

We transformed this house into a lovely home, and we can’t wait to do it again very soon. And we can only wish that our garden outside, which started with us, can be loved and grow for others, full of flowers and happy foods. 🥰

We will bring with us our Taco Tuesdays and our Sunday pancakes, all the garden activities, and all the little traditions that make our family ours.

Starting a family is such a wonderful thing, and I’m so happy that the beginning of ours had a small chapter in this wonderful place. ✨

Now it’s time for someone else to write theirs. ♥️

Adresse

Stavanger
4014

Åpningstider

Mandag	09:00 - 18:00
Tirsdag	09:00 - 18:00
Onsdag	09:00 - 18:00
Torsdag	09:00 - 18:00
Fredag	09:00 - 18:00
Lørdag	09:00 - 18:00
Søndag	09:00 - 18:00

Telefon

+4794463114

Nettsted

http://www.rochastudio.no/

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