It’s been a while since i’ve updated the blog, just to much to do and to little time… But anyway Im here now and i thought i would share some images from the past weekend here in Oslo.
Another week has past and for the first time in a quite a while the sun was out. Of course i took my camera and went for a walk around in the city.
Just got back from a 3-day trip to Dublin and i gotta say that it was just as i expected. It was cloudy and rainy, bars everywhere and loads of beautiful architecture. But as always when Im in a new city with a camera i try to focus on the people and their surroundings…
As the weather was kinda bad (which i like for photographing) there was not to much people out but there were a few that dragged their selves out… fortunately.
As a said before everything here was just as i imagined. The people looked as i thought they would and the streets and alleys alike. Not that that is a bad thing.
The city has a lot of different sides to it and i sadly didn’t have nearly as much time as needed to come even close to take it all in.
In all honesty i guess i was sort of preoccupied tasting all the drinks that this fine city had to offer…
But whats that old saying…? “when in Rome!” I had to much to drink and not nearly enough time to take it all in so Im already looking forward to returning to Dublin soon.
This weekend i was home in Sweden visiting my family. I had almost forgot what real calm feel like. It really is a massive change of pase coming there for a weekend or so. I don’t miss it but it sure is nice to go home and stress out once in a while…
It looks like the winter i didn’t want has come. I was really surprised to see so much people when i stepped out in the cold to take a walk downtown. I guess some people are more used to the cold then i am…
Yeah, it’s time to sell my beloved GF1. I love it but since i got the Leica i haven’t really used it. So Im now selling the GF1 with the beautiful 20mm f1.7 and electronic viewfinder. If you’re interested just send me an email
Yes a new year has arrived! They say it’s winter but im sceptic… I really hope that 2012 will bring some more to the table when it comes to my photography. 2011 was a real busy year with very little time to put on the streets. But i got my hopes up for 2012! Right now the days are real short so it’s dark when i come home from work so im more or less limited to shoot on weekends now days… But soon the winter will be over and i’ll have more time to be out photographing life as it happens.
Not much to do there days really, but tonight i dragged myself out on a little stroll around in the city.
Winter is coming and i can not do anything else but to get sad. Everything is grey and colorless. 
The streets and roads are all empty and the summer and sunshine seems all to far away…
(all images shot with the Ricoh GRDIII @ f1.9)
Yes, once again there’s been an update in the bag! I’ve been searching for god know how long time for a good compact but been disappointed almost everytime. It’s been the Ricoh R8, the canon G10, the canon S95… But now i think i found it. The Ricoh GRDIII. A small camera built lika a tank equipped with a 28mm f1.9 lens, what more can you ask for?
I don’t have all that much to show because i haven’t had the time to really test this baby out but from what i can see it looks real promising. Nice smooth tonality with lots of detail.
This is a camera with a small sensor and a wide lens, so this is nothing for the depth-of-field loving. But nevertheless you can get some DOF if you just get close enough
Small sensor and all, but this little thing actually performs quite ok in low light. This was shot on ISO 800. As i said i haven’t had any real time to test this camera out, but from now on it will be in my pocket so you can expect a whole lot more soon.
After a lot of work my new book “Paris” is finally done. The book consists of about 80 pictures that i’ve taken during the 4 times i’ve been in Paris since my first visit in 2009. The book is 84 pages on thick semi-glossy paper. The book is now available for sale. You can preview and order your own copy here. Enjoy!
A few days ago I received an email from a reader called James asking me how the leica viewfinder actually looks like. So to answer your question James, here you go! This is the view through the m8 with the 35mm summicron.
I know it’s been awful quiet here lately, sorry for that! I’ve been really busy with work and on top of that my computer crached the other day… But now Im back! A few days ago i was in Stockholm visiting some friends and as usual i brought the Leica along with me. Stockholm is a real vibrant city with a lot of beautiful architecture and colorful people. So with no further adieu i thought i’ll show you what i got. (all edited on my ipad since the computer still is dead)
I’ll be back with a whole lot more as soon as get my computer back from service.
Until then i will try my best to keep the blog up to date from my ipad!
Shot this one on a road trip from Oslo to Bergen that I’m currently on, man what a scenic drive!!
Looki Looki!! The site has once again gone under the knife to get a well deserved facelift. Thing on the older site didn’t work as planned so now i’ve changed platform and design.Everything should now be easier to access and a lot more simplified. Now you can also click on any image for a larger view it. So how do you like it?
It’s been a while since i’ve updated the blog, just to much to do and to little time… But anyway Im here now and i thought i would share some images from the past weekend here in Oslo.
