I collected my best streetphotos in black and white from 2017 into a book. It´s quit different to get the photos printed than just watching them on digital media. This is book number one, and I hope it will become books in number two, three, and further on.
Take a look! (Amazon, printed)
The moments through streetphotography
As e-book, take a look! (Blurb, e-book)
The moments through streetphotography
The author recounts a hectic workday, followed by a mindful photography session outdoors. By slowing down and being present, they felt grounded and relieved. Engaging the senses, they captured moments of calm and simplicity, finding lightness and gratitude. This practice offers a way to reduce stress and tiredness, fostering a sense of relief and encouragement.
To hike is one thing to do when you need to calm down and still an active brain. Last weekend we went into the mountains in Eggedal Norway. It’s both forest and mountains. And Saturday we went to a place called Tovesetra. Here are some pictures from the trip. We hiked about 15 km. It…
“The Mindful Photographer” by Sofie Howarth is a valuable resource for those seeking to embrace mindful photography. The book offers practical techniques and exercises for improving photography skills while staying present in the moment. Whether a beginner or experienced photographer, readers will benefit from the fresh perspective and mindfulness promoted in this insightful read.
A flight of nearly 30 hours from home (Oslo, Norway) to Sydney is well worth it. We were exhausted when we arrived in Sydney and excited to be here. So we started to walk from our hotel, through Hyde park, along the sea and botanic garden to Sydney Opera house. It was a beautiful trip…
Sitting at Bodø Airport, waiting to fly home again, I find myself reflecting on five fabulous days in Northern Norway. Kjerringøy is a small island near Bodø, where life moves at a different pace. We stayed in a red, weathered cabin that has stood there since my wife Tone’s grandmother’s time. Tone spent her childhood…
The wintertime can be magic! And cause you want to capture the magic with your phone. Well, I am a photographer that uses my iPhone more and more. Because it makes it easy, and the pictures get good quality. I always have my best camera in my pocket. And it is with me every where…
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