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"Where things wandered off to."

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Image: Knelstrom Media
Nothing here sits politely in a frame. Every story lands with a bruise, every image kicks up dust, every film staggers out of the dark like a drunk at closing time.

This is the fallout zone, the place my work slipped its leash and bolted into the wild: printed, posted, broadcast, borrowed, and chewed into shapes I barely recognise. Forget clippings. Forget tidy credits. These are the scars, burn marks, and cigarette holes left behind by words, images, and reels doing what they do best.

Welcome to the paper trail of Knelstrom, jagged, feral, unrepentant.
​Below is a record of where images from the Knelstrom archive have been republished, reused, or redistributed in editorial, institutional, and commercial contexts.
International Media
  • HuffPost (US) — Editorial use (uncredited)
  • The Guardian — Editorial Use (Credited)
  • CNN Brasil — Web Stories (Uncredited)
  • Financial Times Adviser — editorial use (Uncredited)
  • VICE - Editorial Use 
National & Regional Media
  • LawNow Magazine — editorial feature (credited)
  • Christian Today — editorial use (London sign image)
  • Leicestershire Press — editorial use (credited)
  • EquiNews (France) — editorial use (horse image)
Academic, NGO & Institutional Use
  • ​Nile Basin Initiative — institutional publication
  • Kenya Shipyards Limited — corporate/institutional media
  • AERMP — risk management organisation
  • University of Minnesota / UMN — academic publication
  • PTH Global — corporate board/media page
Political & Ideological Publications
  • Spartacist League – Workers Hammer — Autumn 2025 print issue (licensed editorial use)
Digital Publishing & Commentary
  • ​Medium — credited editorial use
  • DadPatrol — credited editorial use
  • BenjaminLee.blog — credited editorial use
  • jerikai.com — credited editorial use
  • This Is Galway — editorial use
  • 2eu.brussels — editorial use
  • frm.org.br — editorial use
  • ZMINA (Ukraine) — human rights reporting (credited)