I was out location scouting in Ørestaden tonight with My fellow photo group buddy Michael Molter. We are planing to take the rest of the photo group out here, some time in May.
Get ready to see some more photos from this spot later.
These are just some quick snaps, from the evening.
Made on my very first visit to The Faroe Islands back in 2010.
Made on a walk around town about a month ago on one of the first days of the year with some really nice sunlight.
I had been out photographing the whole day, and just as I called it quits and returned back to the hotel. It started rumbling in the distance, I wasn’t quite sure on where the thunderstorm was and I soon gave up trying to find a good spot to photograph it, and returned to my hotel.
But as it turned out, the best view of the thunderstorm was from the balcony on the hotel I was staying in, which of course was totally awesome.
First I made a HDR photo, for the foreground of the town and the church tower, the clouds and the mountains. Then I made some long exposures i order to capture the lightning.
In post i started out by making the HDR, like I normally do. This one is made in HDREfex Pro 2 from Nik.
Then I masked in the lighting from two of the long exposures, containing the two best caught lighting strikes.
Made a few weeks back, when I got up for some sunrise hunting.
I made this at sunrise a few mornings back, after working an all nighter.
I Got back from work at around 6am, and instead of jumping into bed I went out to catch me some sunrise, down by the harbour here in Copenhagen.
Made last winter, when it gets dark in the late afternoon here in Copenhagen. As you can see on the clock on the building, this was made 04:22pm.
“Hovedbanegården” means “Grand Central Station” in Danish.
Today I made my second podcast with my good friend Henrik Wessmann. It’s still – and will as be – in Danish.
Have a listen at the bottom of the post.
Here’s a list – in Danish and with links – of the things we talk about in the podcast.
Nielsen & Wessmann Eps:02 - Download This Episode
“De Hvide Huse” means “The White Houses” in Danish. This is part of the new apartment area that are being build on the waterfront here in Copenhagen.
