Nikon D3s
The Night the Aliens Landed
- Aperture: ƒ/2.8
- Camera: NIKON D3S
- Taken: 8 April, 2011
- Focal length: 14mm
- ISO: 1600
- Location: 58° 12.9778′ 0″ N 11° 53.2007′ 0″ E
- Shutter speed: 30s
The Swans Under the Bridge

As some of you might know, My camera got stolen last year in Barcelona, Spain. The weirdest thing is that after about three months, some guy wrote me an email, saying that he saw My camera on the black market in Casablanca, Morocco – the reason he was able to find me is cause I always write My name and website URL into to the metadata of My cameras, when possible – we wrote a little back and forth, but I kind of got the feeling that maybe he was one of the “bad” guys, trying to sell My camera back to me. When I told him that I had contacted the Danish police about the whereabouts of the camera I never heard from him again.
Here’s a few things I find relevant according to camera theft.
1. If possible, write some info in the metadata, like an email. In that case if some honest person gets hold of your camera, they know how to get in touch with you.
2. Contact the local police. You need the police report for your insurance company, when you get back home.
3. Use the “Stolen Camera Finder” website, who knows you might get lucky. Find the website here
Waiting for Green
On one of My first days in Tokyo, I took a walk around the neighborhood with My 50mm lens and the sole purpose of capturing some interesting looking people.
This old Japanese gentleman was standing at a crossing waiting for the light to go green, I walk up beside him at snapped a quick one, I don’t think he noticed me at all, so I took a few more, and still no response.
That’s the thing about a lot of the Japanese people in Tokyo, they don’t seem to take notice of anything. You could easily get the feeling that they are humanoids, walking the streets with only their destination in mind.
The Jerry Bruckheimer Tree
Well, it’s time for a little celebration, cause this is post no. 300 on the blog – HURRAY!
I called this one “The Jerry Bruckheimer Tree” cause it reminds me off the Bruckheimer logo you see at the start of every movie he’s producing, although the tree in his logo is on the right side of the road, and I’m missing out on the lightning as well, anyway that was the idea behind the title.
Gavnø Classic Autojumble 2010
I totally forgot about a classic car show, I attended last year – and this year as well, will publish those later – at Gavnø castle here in Denmark.
It was a beautiful day, to walk around looking at and making photos of some old cars.
See the rest of the photos here: Gavnø Classic Autojumble 2010
- Aperture: ƒ/5
- Camera: NIKON D3S
- Taken: 6 June, 2010
- Focal length: 50mm
- ISO: 200
- Location: 55° 11.2701′ 0″ N 11° 43.3483′ 0″ E
- Shutter speed: 1/500s
Let Me Tell You a Secret
- Aperture: ƒ/5.6
- Camera: NIKON D3S
- Taken: 29 May, 2010
- Focal length: 300mm
- ISO: 200
- Shutter speed: 1/640s








