#331 Tivoli and a Zeiss 21mm

Tivoli in Copenhagen is packed with people this time of year. As it turned out my Zeiss 4,5/21 Biogon was a good lens for this nice old amusement park. The small train is slowly rolling the full, narrow streets of Tivoli. The picture above is one of my favourites from the visit to Tivoli. I…

#329 About a Picture

It is not sharp but I like it anyway. I am not sure what the women are doing, but the dog is cool. Yet another picture from my visit to Copenhagen. I am afraid there will be more…

#328 Copenhagen again

A day in Copenhagen every now and then is a good way to train your photography skills when it comes to street photography. This time I brought only my M10 with a 21mm lens. I shot all pictures in RAW and converted them to black and white i post – as I wrote about in…

#327 Black & white

I am going black & white again. Todays pictures were shot in Lund, Sweden. I feel as I have come home as soon as I shoot in black and white. I just love it. There is something about it… I used to choose ”monochrome jpg” in the camera – but now shoot in RAW and…

#325 Keep photography simple

I have been here before and will come here again. I am making photography to complicated. Last week when we went to Norway I tried to minimize my camera gear, so that I could carry it around. Still it was to much. The gear in it self is small and not that heavy. I brought…

#324 Hike in Abisko

On our way back from Norway we made one last stop before flying down south again. We wanted to take a hike on the most iconic trails in Sweden – ”Kungsleden” (”King’s Trail”). The place to do this is in Abisko, which is where the trail starts/ends. The trail is about 467km long and streches…

#322 Lofoten fishing boats

There are some things I have a special weakness for – from a photography point of view. Fishing villages and boats are definatley part of those. Lofoten has an almost unlimited amount of both. I am not a fan of environments that are made for tourists – even if I must admit that I am…

#321 Lofoten villages

The small villages of Lofoten are often built around a small harbour – no surprise there. What strikes me is that they seem to be very alive. Fishing is still an income for people – of course combined with tourism. The villages we visited are still genuine and have a kind of ”ruffness”- even if…

#320 Lofoten hiking

When you come to Lofoten you have to go for a hike. There is nothing more beautiful – when the sun shines… We used the app ”All Trails” to find out an appropriate hike. It is a [very] good thing to get a map or download the maps on your phone. Check out the weather…