Train reflection
Frederiksborg Slot
Gåsetårn 2
Lake in Sweden
The Farm
Hald Ege lake III
Days in Copenhagen
Fishing nets
Got this one right between sunset and the blue hour.
In the harbour
Made in a small harbor in Iceland. Unfortunately I have forgotten the name and the location of it. Made with my Olympus OM-D EM-5 and the super awesome 17mm 1.8 lens also from Olympus.
National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing, China
This is the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing, it’s a pretty awesome piece of architecture. I know I’m not the first one to make a photo of it, and certainly not from this angle. But I think Read more …
Trees at Hald Ege Lake
My hunt for Viking like photos in most og 2015, did give me a lot of not Viking like photos, that are still super awesome, but just didn’t fit the project. Here’s one with trees hanging over Hald Ege lake, Read more …
Hareskoven Sunrise II
Here’s another one from that special lake in Hareskoven – The Rabbit Forest – that I like so much.
Hareskov Sunrise
This little no named lake in Hareskoven – the Rabbit Forest – has really become one of my go to spots, when I don’t know where or what I wanna photograph. It never let’s me down. Here’s a before and Read more …
5 yellow chairs
I always come up with a different story, when I see this photo. and it mainly the 5 chairs that does it for me. This was originally a part of my “Other Places & Bangkok” project, but I think it Read more …
Svanemølleværket
It sometimes happens – not as often as I wish it would – that I end up making a short evening photo hangout with my good friend Tobias. We ended up in the north harbor here in Copenhagen, a very Read more …
Waiting for the subway
In Beijing the got security on the subway, like we have in airports, it’s crazy and the lines can sometimes be very long.
Hareskoven at sun up
There’s this incredible beautiful little lake in Hareskove – Rabbit Forest, it’s very easy to find and there is a parking lot not far from it. I been here a lot, and I always find something awesome to photograph. This morning Read more …
Schleswig Cathedral – St. Petri Dom
I spend one night in Schleswig, Germany earlier this year, on my quest for photo’s of eight Danish defence buildings. Yes there is one in Germany, because in the old old days this used to be a part of Denmark, Read more …
The Brygge bridge
When I’m working on DR – Denmark’s Radio, the national tv and radio station – I driver over Brygge Broen, a bridge made only for pedestrians and bike riders. I like to stop here at the bridge to make photos Read more …
Stretching out on the lake
Clouds Reflected on The Faroe Islands
Long Exposure of the Power Station
Light on
For a long time, I had the idea of making some sort of photo, where I would use the headlights of a car, to illuminated parts of the photo. And that is just what I did, with this photo. I made Read more …
Antelope Island View
Puddle Reflection
The Barber of La Huerta
I got a shave and a haircut in this place, it was a rather painful experience, especially the shave. But it’s always fun to go to these places. and a bit of pain is not gonna stop me.
Frederiksborg Castle
In April this year I went to see Frederiksborg castle, for the first time – as far as I remember – and what a beauty, it’s perfectly placed in the rather huge lake. And when you get an awesome sunset, Read more …
Autumn Colored Trees
Most definitely my favorite time of the year, photography wise that is.
What are you Selling?
One of the many salesmen along the Maha Rat Road in Bangkok, Thailand. A most go to destination, when you’re in Bangkok.
The Point of the Aller Building
I really like this view of the Aller building here in Copenhagen. It totally messes with my brain, when I can’t quiet see where the building ends and the ground starts. I have a great respect for the architect that Read more …
My Driver in the Mirror
One of the many tuk-tuk drives, that gave me a ride, when I was in Bangkok, Thailand, back in 2012.
The House With No Name
I was actually googling, to find the name of this building. But it appears to me that it doesn’t have one, which I find kind of odd. I now the place is called Teglholmen, but what’s the name of the Read more …
The Old El Capitan
Another texture crazy photo, this one from Yosemite. Looking at it now, I think the frame might be a bit to big and dominant.
Reflected Green
Made on my hike across the UK, this summer.
Panoramic sunset over the lakes in Copenhagen
Only a few hours left, till I have to board my flight to Israel. Really looking forward to been spending a week there with my girlfriend and hopefully a bit of photography as well. I hope to post here on Read more …
Mountain Reflection
Is there anything more peaceful than sitting surrounded by nature, and with a view like this. Well I can’t think of any.
The Forever Sunset
After the color festival in Utah in 2013, I was hanging out with some of the other photographers the next couple of days. We went to Antelope Island State Park, one evening to catch the setting sun. And what a Read more …
Hut Reflection
This one is from my last trip to Jutland. I’m going back up there in a week. And hopefully I’ll get some time to get out and do a bit of photography. Really looking forward to it.
Goose tower times two
This is the icon of the city I was born in, it’s called the goose tower, because at the top of it, there is a golden goose, put there by the king to tease the enemy, at that time it Read more …
Frederikssund Sunset
At the lake
Still running around Tyrol, Austria, making photos, to-night I just made some amazing lightning photos, that I’m really looking forward to show you. But to kill time, here’s a photo I made in Cambodia one day when me and my Read more …
Maybe She’s Phoning Home – Polaroid Plate #12
A stream filled with wadding
I can’t remember why – perhaps just for the fun of it – but I was walking around Frederiksberg Garden, with my camera and a Sigma 20mm 1.8 lens. The garden has all these small streams running through, I decided Read more …
H.C. Ørsted Lake
It’s time for a world premiere on the site, this is the first upload with a photo made with my new Nikon D3s and the Nikon GP-1 unit – so now it’s possible to see where images are made (click 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 …