Category: event photography
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Carnival in Las Palmas
Every February, the Canary Islands ignite with the vibrant Carnival in Las Palmas, a dazzling celebration of joy, creativity, and cultural identity. Against the backdrop of stunning parades and captivating costumes, locals fully immerse themselves in the festivities, turning the city into an electrifying dance floor. This spirited event is a passionate rebellion against winter’s…
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Scandinavian Winter Swimming Championships 2024
Water sports photography in the north of Sweden at Scandinavian Winter Swimming Championships 2024 in Skellefteå. Such an amazing event when the sun was out and it was -25 degrees celsius and the water was literally freezing.
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Carnival – Gran Canaria
Photos from my visit on Gran Canaria where I got to see one of the greatest carnival parades I’ve ever seen in the city of Las Palmas.
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Oh, I have a printshop too.
Dropping the news that I have a printshop. East Coast Memories is one of the collections on my Smugmug site.
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Moose at Midnight
Some photos from my drive along Torneå River in Tornedalen last summer. And how homesickness sets in at the same time every year because summer is the best time in the arctic. And this is also where I’m from.
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After photographing snow and trees for 18 months
Got into a trishaw and went to another Southern Province Market here in Sri Lanka. Of course I took some photos while also having good food and doing great shopping. Some photos and some reflections and stories about photography, escecially self-doubt when not being able to take the pictures you want.
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Mambo’s Beach Market
Lots of photos from Mambo’s Beach Market here in Hikkaduwa where I did event photography. Also some thoughts about smiling and me missing the huge markets in Goa that I used to visit.
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I’m being interviewed
A short interview with me about my photography business, and a business community I was part of during the spring.
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Look around you – pay attention
Focusing on what’s ahead and not fully paying attention to my surroundings is something I sometimes do. Like this time when I was driving though Swedish Lapland and almost missed The Laponian Gate, Lapporten.
