
Ha de Gött!


Ha de Gött!


We had a tug of war, me and the wind. I was trying to get a stable shot but the wind tried to push me of the cliff. Sat down on my ass like a three year old while the wind was screaming like a parent in 30 meters per second. Just like riding on the car roof going 105 km/h.
Keep calm and hold on, ha de Gött!


It starts already in September
sneaks up on you
when you least expect
you freeze, a shiver down your spine
but there, in the windings of the brain
the deceiving jingling pops up
welcome as zits in a teenage mirror
You try to fight it off, but then
but then in the shop
the frantic wailing from Mariah
all I want for Christmas is youOUOUOUOUOUOUOUOU
it sticks in your poor brain
like chewing gum under your shoe
You flee out the door while trying to keep your lunch
trying to calm down with a nice coffee
only to be punched in the face by
the ultimate torture
last Christmas I gave you my heart
a Wham in your gut
then you know, you have to succumb
to three months of terror
stumbling off, hollow eyes and pale
whistling jingle bells, jingle bells
Let the celebration begin, ha de Gött!


A little red cabin framed by the colours of autumn.
There is a season for everything, ha de Gött!


Ha de Gött!


Where there is shadow there is always light, ha de Gött!


Autumn explosion of colours, ha de Gött!


Ha de Gött!


November with its darkness is not an optimal time for a photographer but with some patience and luck there are some rewards. I waited almost two hours in the cold north east wind for the light from the sun to find a gap in the clouds. Quoting a famous beer commercial from our Danish friends “worth waiting for”.
Good things come to those who wait, ha de Gött!


On warm up-winds looking down on all kinds up high soaring will it ever be boring in the heaven blue this a freedom true would not be a big deal without this vertigo feel
It’s not the flying that’s difficult, it’s the landing. Ha de Gött!