FORDI — CHRISTIAN IMAGERY BATCH
17 images · 11 August 2026

Reference style: Ember & Altar, "Begynderguide til Bibelstudie".
Warm golden hour, stone chapel on a hill, winding path, cypress, cross,
cream / terracotta / navy / gold. Broadly Christian and non-denominational —
no crucifix with corpus, no icons, no rosaries — so it works in folkekirkelige,
katolske and frikirkelige homes alike.

All product covers are the real Fordi covers, not placeholders.


COVERS (1500 x 2000, 3:4)
  01-cover-sporjaegerne.jpg        Sporjægerne — Christian cover variant. Chapel on
                                   a hill at sunrise, stone path, bold terracotta +
                                   navy text blocks. Alternative to the illustrated
                                   cover currently on the children's page.
  02-cover-foerste-spor.jpg        Første Spor — Christian cover variant. Church over
                                   a wheat field at sunrise, same block layout.

LANDSCAPE / ATMOSPHERE — ad backgrounds, section dividers, hero plates
  03-kapel-paa-bakke-solopgang.jpg   2000x1333  Stone chapel, cross, winding path, sunrise.
                                                The signature Ember landscape.
  04-dansk-landsbykirke.jpg          2000x1333  Whitewashed Danish village church, stepped
                                                gable, red tile, barley field. Local proof.
  05-kirkerum-lysstraaler.jpg        2000x1333  Church interior, sunbeams, pews, stained glass.
  13-trakors-solopgang.jpg           2000x1125  Wooden cross on a hill at sunrise.
                                                Empty sky on the right for a headline.
  14-alter-lys-bibel.jpg             2000x1125  Plain altar, two candles, cross, open Bible.
  12-kirkelys.jpg                    1600x1600  Votive candle stand, warm glow. Square, social.

PEOPLE — hero and social proof
  09-mand-holder-foerste-spor.jpg    2000x1333  Man ~55 holding Første Spor, village church
                                                behind. Subject on the left third, clean space
                                                on the right for a headline. This is the direct
                                                equivalent of Ember's own "bbsg-5-man" shot.
  17-mor-og-soen-ved-kirken.jpg      2000x1333  Mother and son outside a Danish church holding
                                                Sporjægerne. Space on the left for text.
  10-mor-og-soen-bibel-kors.jpg      2000x1333  At the kitchen table, wooden cross on the wall,
                                                candle, open Bible. Warmest of the set.
  07-familie-paa-vej-til-kirke.jpg   2000x1333  Family walking up the path to church, from
                                                behind, golden hour. No faces — safe everywhere.
  16-bedstemor-og-barnebarn.jpg      2000x1333  Grandmother and grandson in a pew with the book.
                                                For the three-generations / gift angle.
  08-barn-taender-lys.jpg            2000x1333  Boy lighting a candle in church. Quiet, tender.

STILL LIFE — product context, email headers, tiles
  06-bibel-lys-kors-bord.jpg         2000x1333  Bible, olive-wood cross, candle, coffee, olive
                                                sprig on oak. The classic devotional table.
  15-bibel-flatlay.jpg               1600x1600  Same world, shot from directly above. Square.
  11-haender-paa-bibel.jpg           2000x1333  Adult hands over a child's hands on an open
                                                Bible. No faces. Strong for the "pass it on"
                                                angle and safe for any market.


NOTES FOR THE TEAM
  · 09, 13 and 17 have deliberate empty space for headline text.
  · 07 and 11 show no faces — useful where model consent or ad policy is a concern.
  · 03 and 04 are the same idea in two registers: 03 is the aspirational Mediterranean
    chapel Ember uses, 04 is the recognisably Danish one. Test both; 04 is likely to
    feel more true to a Danish buyer, 03 is likely to feel more premium.
  · Everything is AI-generated. No real person, church or location is depicted, so
    there are no model or property releases to chase — but nothing here should be
    captioned as a real customer, a real parish, or a documentary photograph.
