 Høeg used their studio not only for photography, but also as a meeting place for women interested in feminism and women's suffrage.Høeg and Berg moved to Kristiania (present-day Oslo) in 1903 and continued working as professional photographers there, mostly producing scenic and portrait post cards.The two founded the publishing company Berg og Høghs Kunstforlag A.S., publishing books such as the three-volume "Norske Kvinder", which concerns the topic of the history of Norwegian women.