El Gringo. Gringo fotógrafo. I am the only gringo in my barrio. I carry a camera, wander the streets in … Read More
I have been busy tinkering with the hyperdrive on the Falcon, adding many new features. For the past month or … Read More
Bass. Beats. Dirty breaks. Funky Quincy Jones samples. It’s a Thursday night 10pm. As part of the Jazz festival, DJs … Read More
The limited edition of Diario del Perú is now sold out — you can still buy the book only. It … Read More
PERU. It crawled under my skin. Affected my soul. Four weeks in Peru deeply touched the somewhat jaded traveling me. … Read More
There’s a new camera in my bag of tools, toys and lightsabers – the Fuji X-Pro1. A year ago I … Read More
“As long as I keep walking towards the mountain I will be alright” — from Neil Gaiman’s incredibly inspirational keynote … Read More
Timeline: Namibia, 8 April 2009. My time machine splashed down in the dry desert climate at Windhoek airport. Vivid is … Read More
It had proved to be surprisingly hard. Almost everyone said no. Some people even ducked and escaped the streets as … Read More
Street photography. Look it up in the dictionary and it could say: ‘See Henri Cartier-Bresson and his decisive moment. Also … Read More
Our spaceship made quite an impression in the ground when we landed here, is my first thought as I look … Read More
Prints, prints, glorious prints. Presently fifteen 6×8 prints and 185 much smaller prints, all from my Peru work, grace the … Read More
Last year I had the pleasure of participating in Rear Curtain‘s DiTL – Day in the Life Of – project. … Read More
Bolivia. Santa Cruz. Tropical heat and humidity. Wandering around possibly the largest and craziest market I have ever seen. Thousands … Read More
One of the ever present tiny taxis of Cusco, Peru, takes me to the Coliseo de Gallos. The driver is … Read More
An adventure it was, an adventure featuring classical elements. Lows, highs, challenges, disappointments, adversity, darkness, light, sadness, solitude, tears and … Read More
Two and a half month I traveled and worked in América Del Sur. Having the opportunity to shoot almost every … Read More
The Andes. Ancient and majestic mountains, windy, cold and unforgiving. The road snakes through the desolate and uninviting landscape. The … Read More
“Stop!!!!” – I am quite sure it was Amy who first screamed what we all wanted, to stop the car. … Read More
Charlene Winfred, a dear friend of mine, has a great long running photo series on Nightwalking featuring some awesome images … Read More
If visitors arrived from another planet and took an overall view of our common problems, I presume they would tell … Read More
I am proud to present my book Asia Stories featuring stories from Papua New Guinea, Laos and Cambodia. The images … Read More
All my sensory inputs are experiencing firsts. My nose detects a unique mixture of tropical humidity, heat, people, teak wood … Read More
I am presently (with great help from my editor Charlene Winfred) putting the finishing touches on my upcoming photo book, … Read More
It is exciting to present my first publication, a magazine called Nomad featuring stories and images from my on-going journey … Read More
Cambodia was a whirlwind tour of photography for me but an incredible charming country that left a lasting impression. I … Read More
I am waiting to get my groove back. There is a storm raging in my mind. I miss the ocean … Read More
Saturday the 26th of May I halfway stumbled into this demonstration and event called ‘BZ søminen’. In Danish it means … Read More
Saturday the 26th of May I halfway stumbled into this demonstration and event called ‘BZ søminen’. In Danish it means … Read More
My website features a beautiful new background designed by the great designer and photographer Jesse Speer. I loved the old … Read More
