List of Danish women photographers

A

• Pia Arke, Greenlandic visual and performance artist, writer and photographer

  B

• Jette Bang, large collection of photographs of Greenland depicting the lifestyle of the Greenlandic Inuit
• Mari Bastashevski, Russian-born Danish photographer, writer, and artist
• Sisse Brimberg, staff photographer for National Geographic completing some 30 stories, now living in Scotland

  C

• Helena Christensen, fashion photographer contributing to Nylon, Marie Claire, and Elle
• Amalie Claussen, artistic photographer from Skagen

  E

• Tina Enghoff, photographer, video artist and writer

  F

• Frederikke Federspiel, one of the first female photographers to practice in Denmark, an early user of dry plates and flash powder

  G

• Marianne Grøndahl, documentary photographer working in the theatrical environment, also in advertising and portraiture

  H

• Thora Hallager, one of Denmark's earliest female photographers, practicing daguerreotyping from around 1850
• Caroline Hammer, early professional photographer
• Charlotte Hanmann, photographer, painter and graphic artist
• Liv Hansen, Danish portrait photographer; CEO of Tin Roof Headshots; based in London and Los Angeles
• Julie Edel Hardenberg, Greenland photographer and book illustrator
• Bodil Hauschildt, early Danish photographer, studio in Ribe
• Johanne Hesbeck, portrait photographer in Holte, north of Copenhagen

  K

• Sophia Kalkau, art photography, often categorized as performative photography, often related to her work as sculptor.
• Kirsten Klein, landscape photographer on the island of Mors with a melancholic style achieved by using older techniques
• Astrid Kruse Jensen, specialist in night photography

  J

• Astrid Kruse Jensen, specializing in night photography often with very long exposure times

  L

• Julie Laurberg, portrait and court photographer in Copenhagen

  M

• Rigmor Mydtskov, court photographer, also worked in the theatre environment

  S

• Mary Steen, Denmark's first female court photographer, opened a studio in 1884, encouraged women to take up photography

  T

• Louise Thomsen, early photographer with a studio in Hellebæk

  W

• Mary Willumsen, from 1916 produced postcards of women in scanty clothing, now considered an artistic contributor
• Benedicte Wrensted, opened a studio in Horsens in the 1880s before emigrating to the United States, where she photographed Native Americans