Up in smoke
Energy on the horizon
Turbine park
Turbines III
A row of turbines
Untitled II
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.
Forklift
I been out shooting the setting sun, and was on my way back when I saw this forklift. I really liked that it was only the rear of it that was illuminated by the outside light.
Early morning at the power plant
I was out chasing the super moon, but never really got a photo of it that I liked. But as the moon was setting and the sun rising. the scenario change into something totally awesome. A foggy morning sunrise, I Read more …
First photo from 2017
This is actually a composite/ manual blend of 8 photos. For the overall photo. Train on the far left. Train left of the stairs. Trains on the far right. Train behind the stairs. Cars on the road all the way to 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 …
HOFOR a/s
This is a stitched photo, made from two photos. Shoot hand-held with my Fuji x100s.
Long Exposure of the Power Station
Unionkul Crane
Boats in the Light of the Setting Sun
A17
One of my favorite subjects to photograph, when I’m in northern Jutland. Are these awesome looking fishing boats. And what makes it even more awesome is that you can get the setting sun over the ocean, right behind them or Read more …
North Harbor Cranes
The view you get of the industrial part of the North Harbor, when you’re standing on the viewpoint at ferry terminal.
We Bring You Power
Even in the remotest parts of the United Arab Emirates, you can find something interesting to photograph.
Dybbøl Mølle
Two Silos
I was looking through the archives – which I often do – and found this photo from a trip to Bornholm back in 2007. I tweaked it a bit in Lightroom, to get it to a look I liked.