
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas.
You don’t have to believe the story, but you can live by the message. Ha de Gött!


Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas.
You don’t have to believe the story, but you can live by the message. Ha de Gött!


Today is the shortest day of the year. Sun raise at 09:06 and sets 15:21 here at 58°N, already tomorrow will be one minute longer. To my surprise it came with some light after a period with dark grey skies. To top it all, I had the afternoon off and there was 10 centimetres of snow.
Don’t tell my wife but, I climbed a mountain to get some nice photos of the windmill in the low standing and pale sunlight. Takes some time to get up but getting down is quite fast in the snow.
It is better to get down safely than gracefully, ha de Gött!

Finally the Covid restrictions been lifted and we are allowed to travel again. Feels good but not without conflicting emotions, because what excessive travel does to the climate. I’m trying to move to train travel rather than flying but for some strange reason it is much more difficult to book a ticket to Berlin by train than by airplane!
This year took me to Trollhättan, Göteborg and Halmstad in Sweden. To Cologne, Siegburg and Berlin in Germany. To Helsingör in Denmark. Some travel for holiday and some for work but the camera must always be in the luggage.
The traveller gets to read the whole book, the one who stays home only get to read the first page. Ha de Gött!


Wonder, if it sinks would it become a Beatles song? Ha de Gött!


The beholder
looking the same way
contemplating
eyewitness
seeing in different ways
processing
What we see is not what we get
if we get what we see
we see what we feel,
– – is right – –
Don’t be left, try to look the right way. Ha de Gött!


Get your socks on, ha de Gött!

Today something I have not done for a while, a picture show. From my favourite place Tjurpannan nature preserve. Hope you enjoy.


Someone should have told the moose that water and electricity is not a very good combo.
Never work with live wires, ha de Gött!


No, sorry but this will not be a blog post about Game of Thrones. I will focus on the lord that every photographer turn to, light. While most of the days it’s too gloomy or too bright there are those few days when you get a glimpse of photographers heaven. Add to this fog or better sea smoke. Saturday morning I did visit heaven even if it was a bit cold.
See the light, snap it. Ha de Gött!


Sunday afternoon walk as the ice settles in the fjord.
Chill, ha de Gött!