I did this blogpost over 10 years ago (you can see that blogpost here and I thought that it would be fun to do it over again now. A little fun way for you guys to get to know me a bit in a way that is less informal than

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A little different from what I normally post about. Since I’m mostly all about photography I thought I should let you guys into what inspires me beside photography. One little “secret” that some of you might not know is that I’m very inspired by the old Norwegian National Romantic painters

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So you’ve got your dSLR, and as portrait is often a scary subject to undertake, landscapes is more accessable, as you don’t need to walk up to a tree or a mountain to ask if it’s ok if you take it’s picture. Well, don’t get the idea that landscape photography

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Many of us love gear, and can’t get enough of it. We lug heavy backpacks with tons of gear to help us nail the shot. The perfect moment that will put awe in the mouth of those who see the image. Extra battries, memory cards, tele converter, filters, flash, and

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– The original blogpost: “The Gear I Use” Since I first posted “The Gear I Use”, there’s been many updates to what gear I use, so I thought that I’ll let you in on what I’m currently using. Camera This is where the major update have been done. I no longer

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A personal review of the Lowepro DryZone Rover backpack and how it fits into my own photography. This is by no mean a professional review, just my personal one.

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So you got your first DSLR or advanced point and shoot and you want to expand your shooting to more then just snaps of the family and holiday documentation, then landscapes can be a great place to start. Many people are afraid of portraits and with landscapes you don’t have

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Here is an interview I did with my self based on a blog post of what questions you should often ask a photographer. It’s not ment as a serious post in any sense, just as more in depth part of my About Section.

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Originally posted 13 September 2011, but with some updates. As I mainly shoot landscapes, a tripod is as essencial as the lens and filters, so I thought I should share a little my experience with the tripods I use. For the past year I’ve been searching to find a tripod

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A short explanation on how I use my ND grad filters.

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In these day and age with powerful editingsoftware like Photoshop and Lightroom, have filters become redundant? My answer is both yes and no. The old effectfilters like softfocus, starfilters, colorspots, colourfilters for b/w photography, colour-correction filters, warm-up and also the common skylight-filter is now easier and more precise to apply

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What format do I regular shoot? A good question. I tend to lean toward the 4×5 format, finally available in camera with my Nikon D800. The reason for this is that I find it eliminate some compositional problems that I personally have with the edges of the frame. With the

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In light of a discussion on facebook, the subject of what is important when it comes to what one should learn about cameras that’s important to take good photographs. And I would like to share with you reads what I think is the most important things to learn. 1. Aperture.

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A post commenting on the purist thoughts that one should not edit or manipulate ones images. I try here to show that what we think of as image manipulation is not to degrade photography, but an integral part of the process of what photography is.

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The u-turn, what have that to do with photography? Well, if you’re a roaming landscapeshooter using a car to get to your locations, how many times have you drove by a location only to realize that it’s just right when you look in the rear view mirror? That’s where the

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As I mainly shoot landscapes, a tripod is as essencial as the lens and filters, so I thought I should share a little my experience with the tripods I use. For the past year I’ve been searching to find a tripod to become my main tripod. I’ve looked at many

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A friend asked me lately on what file formats I use in my workflow, so I thought I should give you some inside into what I use. In Camera In camera I shot exclusivly RAW-files or RAW with JPEG if I need easy access to view the files shortly after

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For those of you who wonder what gear I use to capture my pictures, here comes a little description.

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In these day and age when one have software like Photoshop, are they redundant? In my case both yes and no. The old special effect filters like soft-focus, star-filters, center-spots, colour-filters for black and white, well since one have Photoshop to do this, and the software does a good a

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This weekend I tried out my new Helsport tent and sleepingbag, and I must say, it were very sweet. I slept good and woke up with a nice feeling. Must say I’m really looking foreward to the coming months as there are many trips to be taken. 

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