Tombstones
Casablanca Panorama
Time for a little panorama photo. Made this one from the roof of the hotel I was staying in, when I was in Morocco back in 2009. As far as I remember, it’s a stitch made from 3 or 4 Read more …
India like Denmark
I saw these two photo’s laying next to each other in my folder, and thought it’s a little funny how – with a quick glance – they look and feel alike, although they are made with a time cap of Read more …
The lady and the tramp
I really like this photo, but the shadow is a bit to dominant. I don’t mind the lower part of it so much, but the top really ruins a lot of the feel of the photo, mostly because of the Read more …
Calculating the day’s profit
India is a Mekka for street photographers. When I was there in 2009 I wasn’t a very experienced street photographer, but I still got some amazing captures. I would love go back someday, and with the knowledge I now have on Read more …
The white cars
These white “limos” where lined up at the government buildings in New Dehil, India. I found out that it was because they are the official governmental vehicle.
The pigeon
Found this old photo, from a trip to India back in 2009, I don’t remember where I made it, but I think it was in New Delhi. Do you know?
Opera panorama
An old – it’s from 2009 – panoramic photo of the opera house here in Copenhagen. It’s a stitch of two photos.
Man reading a newspaper
Caught this one back in 2009, when I was on a one week trip to Washington D.C. Don’t really know where in the city this is. But maybe there are some locals following along who can tell me.
The compact cassette repair man
I like that in the third world countries you fix everything, things really have to broken before you throw them out and buy something new. A mentality we here in the west really could and should learn from. Here it’s Read more …
Bendy panoramas
I found these early tries at making panoramas, when I was having one of me “look through photo library” moments. They are all from 2009. The top photo is the Friday Mosque in New Delhi, India. And the two below Read more …
Friday mosque tower
Here’s an old one from my trip to India back in 2009, it’s one of the towers on the Friday Mosque in New Delhi.
A Friday prayer
Here’s a perfect example of why I never delete any of my photo’s – bad or worse – and luckily it has been like that from the start. This photo is from a trip I made to India back in Read more …
Siham Internet
On His Back
Man in a White Helmet
Small Tower in New Delhi, India
Graveyard Tree
This was a normal color photo, but I wanted it to look like it was make with an Infrared camera. I’m not sure if it has the right look, but it doesn’t really matter, because I like the look it Read more …
Hassan II Mosque Panorama
Panorama made from 3 photos.
The Washington Estate
George Washington used to live here. EDIT: Just realized that I already made this photo, once before – you can find the old edit here: George Washington Mansion
Market Street Light
The light in this market street, in Marrakesh, Morocco. was so awesome, and I had a hard time leaving the place, but I had to because my friend was standing around waiting for me. That’s one of the benefits of Read more …
Light Rays in the Old Medina
OK, for the next week or so, I’ll be publishing a new street photo everyday. Street photography is really genre that I’m growing more and more found of. So here we go. First one up is from Marrakesh, Morocco, and Read more …
Sad, you might say
Made on an evening walk around town, back in 2009. Damn time flies…. when your having fun.
Me and all My Friends
Birdy Nam Nam
Here’s an old one from India, I think is was made in the Red Fort in Agra, but I’m not sure. The title comes from the very funny Peter Sellers movie by the same name, don’t know why I came Read more …
The Royal Danish Library
Here’s a shoot I made on my way home from work a few years ago, it is as the title says of The Royal Danish Library, also know as the Black Diamond, here’s another photo of it, with a short Read more …
Hi! He’s Looking at You Kid
I was walking around the streets of Marrakesh with my friend Thomas, when we incidentally came by these old movie posters hanging at the front of an even older building. And right away the movie geek in me though, there must be Read more …
Holger Danske
Here we have the guy who will wake up at defend the Danes against an attacking enemy or that’s the way the legend goes anyway. By the way he sleep’s beneath this castle if you are planing an attack you should Read more …
Musician
On my trip to Washington DC in 2009, I was walking around by myself the last day, when I came across this fantastic guy. I made a few shoots, paid him some money and moved on, thinking that we both Read more …
Exposures of Life: India
The second film in my “Exposures of Life” video series. This time we are in India, and not just in one city, here are clips from Jaipur, Agra & New Delhi among others. Music by: Johnny Ripper – “Never Again” Read more …
Pølsevogn
Pølsevognen (which means “Hot Dog Stand” in danish) serves the Danes favorite fast food – the hot dog. Personally I´am always having one on the way home after a good night out. Here is the recipe: (you may need to Read more …
The Fly
I walked pass this man on a street in Rishikesh in northern India. He just sat there and looked very thoughtful, I could’t resist making a photo of him, Which – like the fly on his hand – did not Read more …
Sharam
When we visited India in 2009, our first destination was Jaipur – popularly known as the Pink City – the capital and largest city of the Indian state of Rajasthan, the city’s population is a little over 3.2 million people. It Read more …
Night on the Hill
My girlfriend was going to Washington DC for 3 days to hold a lecture, we decided to make a little vacation out of it, and booked the hotel for a total of 10 days. I must admit that DC wasn’t Read more …
Vietnam Memorial Wall
The Vietnam war memorial wall in Washington DC, is a very impressive and thought-provoking work, it holds all the names of U.S. soldiers who died during the war (58,159). But it made me think about how many Vietnamese died in Read more …
Kronborg
This is the castle where Shakespeare’s famous story of Hamlet unfolds. In the basement of the castle Holger Danske is sleeping, the legend says that if Denmark is attacked, he will wake up and defend the Danes against the enemy. The Read more …
Somewhere in the capital
I had been working a night shift and were finished around midnight. I had my camera with me, in order to make some photos on the way home (which I do very often, as you will find out, if you Read more …
Go, going, gone
This photo was made in Washington DC’s subway, as I stood there and waited for my train to arrive, I decided to shoot some photos of the arriving trains to kill time. It is a lucky shot, cause you are Read more …