I Own A Camera
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Dramatic tree
I’ve sent the first rolls of film shot with the Bronica for developing. Expect to have them in a few days. I thought I’d go through the last roll from the Nikon F100. This was my favourite from that roll. Nice, simple composition and with some dramatic light. It was shot on film that expired 1999 (I regret buying film that old from ebay, not worth it) so that’s why it’s super grainy.
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New toy
Say hello to my new camera, a Zenza Bronica ETRSi. It came with with a 50mm and 75mm (both 2.8) lens and two 120 film backs. I’ve also bought an additional 150mm 2.8 lens. Photos coming soon…
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Out running
I had the idea of taking photo of myself after a run. I wanted to get that really high contrast, almost over saturated sweaty look that you sometimes see in commercials. I set up all my gear ready for when I got back and when out. About 5km and 25 minutes later I shot the first photo, and I didn’t look sweaty at all. I adjusted the lighting and shot a few more photos but it didn’t turn out as expected. I ended up splashing water in my face to get a decent result. I wish I had a third bare flash. I reckon that could help enhancing the sweat, but I’m not sure since I haven’t tried. A new ...
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Summer is coming
I can see the gras turn a little bit greener and the air feels a little less cold. We’re not quite there yet but in a few weeks…
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Portraits of my colleagues
I protested against using the old images of my colleagues shot with a small compact camera at the balcony at work with a lot of distracting stuff in the background. I decided to bring my softbox to work and take some real portraits instead. This one is of Johan, my boss.
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Visit to Söderåsen
I’ve been told by a lot of people that there is this beautiful nature reserve not so far from Malmö. I had never been there before so me and my friend Niklas (http://www.niklashjelm.se) decided to go up there early one morning and shoot the beautiful nature during sunrise. Or so we thought. It was supposed to be sunny that day but the place was completely covered in mist. Not what we had expected but instead of beautiful it became mysterious. I had a lot of trouble choosing a photo for this post, mainly because I didn’t get a lot of good ones. A few weeks ago I bought 5 roles of film that expired 1999 for almost no money, so ...
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Starting over
This blog has been inactive for a while but it’s time to bring it back to life. I’ve mostly been thinking about photography lately, analyzing photos, reading blogs and trying to figure out what it is I love about photography and what I want to do in the future. I shot a wedding last october and I know that it’s not for me. I don’t think working with photography is my thing, right now anyway. It feels good to have come to that insight. As I don’t have to produce photos to put food on the table I can focus more on the process of making a photo instead of the final product. Of course I love coming home with ...
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Throw away your house…
… and move into an apartment. This pictures tells the story about people moving from their houses in the country side into apartments in the city.
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In the mirror
We where out in nowhere in the middle of Tasmania and had quite a long drive ahead of us until we would reach Launceston where we had a room booked for the night. It’s easy to underestimate how big Tassie is.
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A Cafe In Sthlm
I love windows. They are a photographers best friend. Great interior are too. We was having a coffee at a small and cosy place in Stockholm that looked like a home where old people lived. It was all set up for an awesome photo.
