Planting rice
Two different photos of Cambodian people working in the rice field. EXIF on the black and white photo EXIF on the color photo
Copenhagen channel
One of the first photo’s I made with my new Sony a7RII, I used my Sigma 20mm lens, that’s one of the things that I really miss, when I use old lenses, the exif data. It’s a manual blend of Read more …
Infrared heron
I always have a camera over my shoulder when I am out walking with little b in his pram. One of the favorite spots to take a walk – that’s not to far from home – is Vestre cemetery. In 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 …
Hoover Dam 02
Yesterday I was looking through some old photos from my very first trip to the US, it was back in the summer of 2007. This photo consists of 12 images, that has been stitched together in Autopano from Kolor, a really Read more …
Stretching out on the lake
Sunrise over Crater Lake, Oregon
Trekroner Fortet
For the last six month I have been work on creating photos, for a new museum here in Denmark. It’s an old viking castle, dated back to around 900 A.D. I had two tasks. One was to make photos that Read more …
Bad weather at Præstø fjord
A View to Sønder Lake
Clouds Reflected on The Faroe Islands
One of Many Temples
Opposite the Big Apple
Long Exposure of the Power Station
Sun and Clouds over Battambang
As if it Were Staged
Antelope Island View
The Seagull and the Boat
Here’s an oldie. Made this one on a trip through eastern Europe, back in 2006. We made it all the way from Berlin to Croatia and back in 3 weeks. It was me and four friends and one hell of Read more …
Curly Road to the Sea
Morning Sun Rays
One of the best sunrises I got to see last year.
Super Cloud
The view from one of the hill tops at Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake in Mongolia. A huge thundercloud is on it’s way.
Mormor’s Badestol
The years is coming to an end, but I’m not gonna wish you a happy new year, just yet. I think I have one more post in me, before the end of the year. “Mormor’s Badestol” is Danish – it’s Read more …
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 …
Small Mongolian River
One of the countless beautiful landscapes of Mongolia. And a lot of the days I spend there, was cover in these awesome looking, blue skies filled with cotton clouds. Couldn’t ask for more.
Autumn Colored Trees
Most definitely my favorite time of the year, photography wise that is.
Rocks and Sunrise at Møn’s Klint
Caught a “soft” sunrise at Møn’s Klint last year. Perfect for long exposure photography.
Caught on a Sunny Day
I really do miss the cool and fresh air, you find on the Faroe Islands. There is nothing like finding a spot away from the wind, lay on your back and fill your lungs with all the fresh air they Read more …
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 …
Cykelslangen
Here’s – sort of – my first photo of the relatively new bike bridge here in Copenhagen. The title “Cykelslangen” is the nickname of the bridge, it means “inner tube”, but the word “slange” also means snake. And because the bridge Read more …
A Great Spot for Watching Sunsets
Some benches are placed in just the right spot, like this one in Brøndbyhavn – a harbor, not far from where I live – here you can sit a watch the sun going down over the sea.
A Gefion Fountain Sunset
This is an HDR I made with my Fuji x100s. after all the usual HDR processing, I added a bit of Analog Efex Pro 2 magic, to get the look just right.
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 …
Nothing on the Horizon
My first trip in 2015, was a morning trip to Kullen in Sweden, with my good friend and podcast partner Henrik Wessmann. I’d never been to Kullen before so it was quite amazing to see. The weather wasn’t the best, 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.
A Night by the Lakes
Made this one on my way home from the studio, one night in August. It’s actually started out as a HDR photo, but I only used the darkest photo to manually blend in a bit more detail in the lamp Read more …
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 …
A Fisheye at the Fish Mall
Made this one a few days ago, when I was out with a newly found photographer friend, Jacob Surland (find his website here: caughtinpixels.com) This is an HDR made with my Olympus E-M1, and the Samyang 7.5mm fisheye. Made from Read more …
Boat, Birds and Sunset
Guess this must be a fishing boat with all those birds flying around, trying to catch dinner in the wake of the boat. Why did I make this one at f22? Guess I must have messed up the settings, because it Read more …
Sunrise at Stevns Klint
My photo “Hi! He’s Looking at You Kid” is used as the cover of a newly published book here in Denmark. It’s the small book publish company, Jensen & Dalgaard, who bought the rights to use it for the cover of Read more …
Sunset by the Creek
Got this one on a sunset hunt a few years back. Sometimes I just like to get out with no spot in mind, and see where it gets me. And sometimes you’re lucky enough to get to a good spot, Read more …
Fishing on a Muddy River
Today’s photo is from Battambang, Cambodia. But that’s not what this post is gonna be about. Because I wanna tell you that a photo that I donated to The Parthenon, a museum in Nashville, Tennessee in USA, is up on Read more …
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.
UN City in Copenhagen
I been looking for an alternative to the – ridiculously – expensive Lee and Hi-Tech filters for a while now. And I think I found one, the ND1000 filter from Zomei, it’s a square filter (100mm x 100mm) like the Read more …
Sunset + Rainbow = Awesomeness
Here’s the first processed photo from my hike across the UK a week ago. It was made at the last stop on the route, Robin Hood’s Bay. Where we where rewarded with the most awesome sunset, which included a rainbow, Read more …
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 …