The South
Last month I helped on a music video with an awesome band called The South. Tonight they played at Blæst and I took a few pictures:
Here starts a series of blogs about some of the photoshoots I have been doing recently. Sometimes I am so swamped with all the nitty gritty – planning the shoots, the travel, the… Continue reading
OK, first of all the title of this blog post: I am of course quoting Sting! As did the priest during Save and Anne-Lise’s wedding yesterday. The point being that if you love… Continue reading
Easter is a real feast of a holiday in Norway, and it is fascinating to us newcomers to see how heartily the whole Norwegian population embraces it. In the UK Easter is little… Continue reading
We’ve never been ones for over-planning a holiday, and quite rightly too: try too hard to see everything and you will miss what is happening right beneath your nose. It’s a theory which… Continue reading
Easter has come and gone, a funny time in Norway. People take an inordinate amount of time off, which leaves me with a feeling of lazy uncomfortableness. I wandered around a bit, did… Continue reading
With Magnus and Camilla everyday begins with a smile. And if you are lucky enough to be counted among their many fiends, then yours surely will too. Especially today, as we wake up… Continue reading
Beautiful weather yesterday laid the foundations for a great afternoon with friends, colleagues and family. Funnily enough these are the factors which usually prevent me from blogging as regularly as I would like!… Continue reading
Tonight I had the great pleasure of taking photos of DigIT, hosted by Marianne Meløy (pictured above). DigIT – a party evening to share perspectives on technology – falls on international women’s day. All… Continue reading
Last week I spent a couple of days taking photos of Lanullva’s wool products. The company is from Eide, just outside Molde in the shadow of the spectacular Atlantic Highway. It’s a beautiful area… Continue reading
This was my third wedding on a Norwegian island (including my own!). What an amazing day – I don´t think I have ever seen so many tears. Many sad stories, but also many… Continue reading
