Ok, so I'm going to use my little web page for something constructive for a change, hope you dont mind.

Hi,

As you may have heard im having an exhebition in Norway in April. One of the things ive been photographing are panoramas of living areas like bedrooms, living rooms and kitchens. Sometimes the photos contain people, mostly they are empty, only showing the normal items and debrie wherever people stay and live. Although only around 10 of these panoramas are going to make it into the show, i aim to photograph 30 – 40 of these panoramas.

You dont have to clean or tidy. Part of the exorsize is that it should be natural how you live. Would it be ok for me to come around to your house and make some of these panoramas? 

Bellow are two rough examples of what they kinda will look like.

Picture looking at people looking at pictures

Remember this? Norwegian summer? Anyway, for those who could not be there, it was awesome for as long as it lasted.

Sit down and enjoy the nature. Here is a little national romantic series of photos that i have inadvertently made along the way. For a moment i thought I had payed to developed a very expensive series of hipstomatic instagrams, but these photograph are different somehow. Same amount of cheese and same format, but with a something something in the mix. Right?!

A quick snap from Budapest i took earlier this year. 

Some photos from the incredible Tuvalu festival in Sweden. The festival was organised by an assorted bunch of people from Kobenhagen. One thing i can say, is that it left a sweet summery taste in my entire body.

'Tekno Polar' is a night to be remembered. I got so sucked into the fun I ditched my camera and joined the dancers in this giant old refrigeration room. The indoor party looked just as good as the sun rise and the still ocean right outside. Norwegian summers sure feel fine.

Here are some photos from 17th of May, the Norwegian national day, earlier this year. Photographing on film sometimes slows things down, but here they are. The weather was heavy as a bad omen, not even the balloons were happy, but the Norwegians still persisted.

Here is a  picture i snapped of the Venus transit the other day. Because of my position on earth i only saw the last hour of it.  I enlarged the picture below so that you could see the how tiny it looked in front of the sun. I wonder if this celestial spectacle affected earth more than just tickling peoples curiosity about our neighbors. We can thank Venus for giving us the final clue to where we are in the solar system and how far away we are from the sun. Another fact, is that the Mayans where terrified of it.

Portrait infront an oil platform resting in the fjord outside Stavanger.

He had a fall on his brand new skateboard. He saved himself by covering his face with his hand. Still some wounds are visible.

They are tearing down some of my town, so i figured that documenting the inside of the big industrial structures that are being destroyed is necessary. To be practical i just bought a smal flash and my Diana Camera. The camera suffered a knock at some point and this is the resault of it.

This is what Berlin was like.

This is taken on my Agfa medium format camera i fond in a rubbish pile. Im glad it got to see this sunset.

I liked the way the light pole looked and how the light spilled around the area. I'm trying not too keep these photographs as purely formal images, I am at the moment looking for an overall or several concepts in what I'm photographing.

Here are three photos from a camera test i did. The pictures are from a smal island in the south of Norway. I photographed my friends.