Tokyo from the top
Gobi Sand Dune
Panda
A smoke and a smile
A pool table in the middle of nowhere
Japaness lawnmower man
Heading for the subway
Two women in Tokyo
The dam house
Two light sides of the same sign
Rice field worker II
Bumblebee
People at the end of a tunnel
Beijing Nights II
Three horses and a bit of sand
A bit of the forbidden city
Beijing nights
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 …
Monk & pagoda
I went all in with this one. There where things I really liked about the photo – the monk, and the details in the pagoda – but there where also some things I didn’t like – it was flat and Read more …
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 …
The young boat captain
This was the “captain” of the boat I rented, when I was visiting the floating city Kampong Phluk in Cambodia. He might be young, but he had everything under control.
Dunes
It took me almost an hour to climb up this giant sand dune in the Gobi desert, Mongolia. It’s like two steps forward and one step back to climb up theses things. And on top of that I did it Read more …
Sun setting behind Ulaanbaatar
If you happen to be in Ulan Bator, then don’t forget to go to the Zaisan Monument, and monument place on a very big hill, south of the city. Here you get the most awesome view of Ulan Bator, especially 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 …
Bike under a bridge in Singapore
I was walking around Singapore with no real goal in mid, other then spotting cool photography spots. I love doing that, planing is a good thing, but sometimes you just need to let luck and coincidences have a say as Read more …
Old Mongolian couple
While I was walking around Ulaan Bator, I came by this old couple, sitting and enjoying the afternoon sun. She was laughing loudly, but he wasn’t looking like a joke cracking kind of guy, or then again maybe he was.
Thai security guard
I love that most Thai people are willing to have there photo made. And that’s a good combo, because I love making street portraits of people.
Two Chinese Women
Two Chinese woman taking a break.
The black or the white wire
I’m amazed that this guy actually know what his is doing, or maybe his isn’t. But it sure as hell looks like he is.
I didn’t think he could see me
I was standing on a balcony high above this guy, and thought it would make a great photo, but just as I was getting ready, he looked up at me.
Guitar sales man
I walked past this shop a few times, before I decided to make a photo of it. It was never the right moment, there where always something in the frame I didn’t like. In this final photo the chair in Read more …
People, trains & cars at Ueno Station
This one is not gonna make any best of lists, but there’s still something about the warm and cool mix of colors, in this one, that I really like.
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?
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.
Two photos of the same guy
I went out early one morning to see if I could get some nice photos of people going to work, I saw this guy and manage to capture two great photos of him. Normally I just pick one, but in Read more …
Going out fishing
I just want to wish you all a merry merry Christmas. I hope your spending it with you close ones. Today’s photo is from Cambodia, my last week there I was staying in the southern part of the country, close Read more …
The woman from the rice field
Yesterday I posted two photos of people working in rice fields in Cambodia. Well today you get a portrait of a woman, who works in one of those fields.
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
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 …
Break time
I’m down with the flu, I think I got it from my 10 month old son, man it’s gonna be tough when he starts in nursery December 1st, and brings all kinds of germs with him home. Anyway, today’s photo is from 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.
Bike rider in Angkor Wat
I’m getting more and more found of using textures on my photos. This one is from Angkor Wat in Cambodia, when I was post processing the photo, I kept thinking that it need something extra, so I started playing around Read more …
Free video page
Today I added a page with my free videos. Here you’ll find videos about HDR, neutral density filters, analog photography and some with tips n tricks. I’ll add new videos from time to time, so stay tuned. You’ll find the Read more …
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 …
Japanese Food Makers
I guess that this is what you can call a crowed workspace.
One of Many Temples
