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📸 Vertical Framing in Photography: Should Amateur Photographers Care?
In today’s fast-paced digital world, photography is evolving rapidly—not just in how we shoot, but in how we share. One of the most noticeable shifts…
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Being a Photographer Is a Decision – How To Find Inspiration
Being a Photographer Is a Decision In this blog post are also tow galleries; one in colour and one BW from a recent Classic Car…
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Copenhagen – As I See It: A Street Photographer’s Perspective
There are moments in street photography that feel like gifts—fleeting glimpses of life that tell a story without words. This image is one of those…
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Street Photography in a Quiet Village
Part Two of Two Yesterday, I shared a series of photographs without people—images that focused on form, light, and space in black and white. Today,…
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Photographing Paris: A Prelude to the April 2026 Workshop
Paris, the City of Light it has long been a muse for artists, poets, and photographers alike. Its timeless charm, layered history, and vibrant street…
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Blown-Out Highlights: Digital vs. Film
All images shot with Leica M9, Summilux 50mm f1.4 ASPH. All digital images. In photography, highlights are where light meets its limit. They’re the brightest…
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Break Free from These 5 Photography Myths
Are you tired of chasing perfection in your photography? In my latest video, I dive into 5 photography myths that are outdated, overrated, and often creatively…
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Adding a little cheerfulness to the world
Yesterday, August 19 it was World Photography Day. I did post pictures yesterday, but I will follow up with a cheerful non-staged image caught in…
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Layers of tones. Layers of content.
Layers of tones. Layers of content. Waiting for that one frame where everything aligns—not perfectly, but meaningfully. Where a passerby, a backdrop, and a sliver…
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The Oslo Series: What I See / What I Photograph
Oslo is a city of layers—subtle, strange, and often sublime. Walking its streets is like peeling an onion, though thankfully without the tears. Each layer…
