Houston, start the countdown. We are almost ready for launch: My entirely new website is nearing launch. New design, new … Read More
This Desert Life
The Southwest of USA had a tendency to take my breath away every day. No I was not crossing the … Read More
Reflections of a Nomad Photographer Part I
In November 2009 having sold my flat and most of my belongings I left Copenhagen and embarked on my present … Read More
Further and Further: Flemming’s Edge of the World
PRESS RELEASE, July 2010 Further and Further: Flemming’s Edge of the World “It’s Earth but not as you know … Read More
No More Stories Are Told Today I'm Sorry They Washed Away
It is the latest album from one of my favourite bands, Mew. It is also somewhat fitting as I love … Read More
Wide Open Space in the Valley of Death
W i d e O p e n S p a c e s It is surely the most used … Read More
Help protect the pristine Kimberley
I have blogged about James Price Point several times before, recent post from March is here. Thankfully, thanks to the … Read More
In pursuit of dreams
Without dreams we have nothing. Do you dream of becoming something, do something or going somewhere? Reach out and grab … Read More
Hamlet's Copenhagen Midsummer Dream
Listen closely and you can hear Shakespeare spinning in his grave, cursing me in the finest of poetic ways possible … Read More
Big Australian Rock in Heaps’a Water
Sugarloaf Rock. It is a famous rock on the beautiful Southwest coast of Western Australia. Australia has a great tradition … Read More
Cloudcatcher & Stargazer
Cloudcatcher. Stargazer. Occasional summoner of Weather. Dreamer – struggling mightily with reality. Clouds are nearby friends in the sky, the … Read More
Interview with the…vampire?
No, just me. Interview with the alien perhaps! A little interview with the me about travelling, is now online at … Read More
I'll be in my light room
I must admit I much prefer shooting the images to processing them. For one thing, when I shoot them I … Read More
I’ve gone to look for America
Stealing titles as I often do, this one is of course Simon & Garfunkel aptly describing this post. Like a … Read More
These waves are all around us now
These waves. Crashing ashore. Crash. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Crash. Another one. Slow rolling surfer waves crashing ashore. A … Read More
Abstract Antelope Canyons
It has been another week of wonders. From driving a Jeep Wrangler with big off road tires to the otherworldly … Read More
Mother Nature the artist at Wyadup Rocks
Looking back at a few shots from Australia in February I remembered I never got around to posting the sunset … Read More
The road, no the car, is home!
It is a classic Jack Kerouac quote "the road is home/life" and I used to write it constantly along with … Read More
A little less tech a little more art
A personal rant. Running around all these National Parks here in the US with a camera and tripod one meets … Read More
Mirror lock up handheld shooting
It has surprised me that some people will use a tripod but not use mirror lock up nor a cable … Read More
Week of Wonders
It has been a wonderful week of photography and I have been especially lucky with the light and weather. I … Read More
Days on the road
It is 1.30 am and I find myself in Moab, Utah. And it is probably a bad time for blogging … Read More
Contact with the Very Large Array
“The Very Large Array consists of 27 radio antennas in a Y-shaped configuration on the Plains of San Agustin in … Read More
New Mexico, Land of Enchantment
Land of Enchantment is the state of New Mexico’s ‘slogan’ and I am inclined to agree. New Mexico really is … Read More
Storm before the calm at White Sands
New Mexico is home to some rather beautiful wide open spaces. As you drive through this state the horizon is … Read More
Saguaros of Arizona
The Southern part of Arizona is home to the Sonoran desert and the famous Saguaro cactus. These huge grandfathers of … Read More
Full Moon Rising at Joshua Tree National Park
As I wrote earlier I am now touring the American South West. I escaped Los Angeles and headed for the … Read More
Wyadup Rocks at dusk
This afternoon was magical and probably the highlight of our whole trip. The problem is the experience was so great … Read More
Los Angeles Spaceport
“Los Angeles spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious.” No … Read More
In Simpsons Country
I am now in my 5th month of travelling and suddenly find myself in Los Angeles! I was in Kuala … Read More
Waves of Wyadup
No words today. Not at all in the mood. But an image of a fantastic afternoon at Wyadup Rocks, Western … Read More
Primary Colours at James Price Point
Last week in Broome, Western Australia, I had the pleasure of meeting up with Nigel Gaunt of Red Dirt Photography. … Read More
Rottnest Island with True North Mark
A few weeks ago me Ihad the pleasure of being invited aboard True North Mark’s big and beautiful private boat … Read More
Wyadup Rocks at sunrise
Sunrises. They can be flat and a pastel coloured version of boring. They can be beautiful. They just seem to … Read More
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
At the South West point of Western Australia you find the Cape Leeuwin lighthouse. We had a beautiful afternoon down … Read More
Road Trips Rocks!
14 days, 2000 kms of great experiences and a new love for some fantastic locations in the south west of … Read More
From Denmark to Denmark
Last weekend I woke up on True North Mark’s boat moored at Rottnest Island. This weekend I woke up in … Read More