Long exposure is now a friend of mine.
In general Im a fan of taking street photos, or candid photos, but lately I gotten into creating scenes. This weekend I spent at a cabin in the mountains, and this is a couple of the shots.
Heading to Amsterdam next month, hoping for a few new great shots from a great city!
The best, and worst thing about long exposure is the wait. From clicking the button, til it says click again, and I can check out the result, almost instant. (Bless the digital age) To waiting 1 more hour for the train to arrive so I can get the photo I want.
And some times, some times I dont even get the photo I tried to get, but that's okay. In this time and age of digital edits and manipulations, I like the illusions I can achieve with just a long shutter time and a tripod. Here's one from Hamar train station.
Its been a good week at Roskilde 2015! I was one of the unlucky people who got sick, and spent alot of time sitting or laying around in the camp, but ofcourse I got some!
Much love.
See you next year "Råååååshkildeh!"
I always liked doing things myself, so here it is; new business cards. I dont have a printer that can print on thick paper, so its printed on sticker paper and put on some good thick 300g papers.
Also taking the trip to Roskilde, so if you see me, stop and ask me for a photo and a fresh business card! See you there!
After alot of tinkering my new website is live. Good times!:)
Also I visited my new nephew some weeks back, he was on the lap of my grandmother, and I got a quick little shot of them.
So it's finally here, the updated webpage, delivered by Squarespace.
See this post as a test. Test test.