Tracks at the sea

Posted on 21/03/2020 by admin

After a long week working from home, and staying away from other people than my family, me and the camera took a much needed photon break at the sea. The place is a small coast town, or more a small gathering of summer houses called Rødhus, placed on the west coast of Denmark. At great place, and awesome beach. The pictures show some telltale signs that I’m participating in a Corona Photo Marathon (a Picture a day, while it lasts), and todays subject was “Spor” which is danish for “Tracks” one of those words that can mean many things.

But i got out ! And the weather was great, stay safe out there !

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Afterlife of a coal silo

Posted on 18/03/2020 by admin

A little more architecture from Aalborg, mostly taken from a new parking house, in the middle of thousands of new apartments shooting up on the old industrial harbor front. The green silo is one of the last vestiges of the old factories, and its actually still in use until 2025, its being used for storing fly ash for the energy companies, and my opinion it still looks pretty nice, in gonna enjoy it for the next 5 years, where they will probably tear it down.

There is also a couple of pictures taken at the House of Music, and the Utzon house. The last two pictures. And single one of my photo buddy while going up through a empty parking house.

All shot on the Fujifilm X-100F, waiting the for the films to be developed from the trip

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Afterlife of a coal silo

Posted on 18/03/2020 by admin

A little more architecture from Aalborg, mostly taken from a new parking house, in the middle of thousands of new apartments shooting up on the old industrial harbor front. The green silo is one of the last vestiges of the old factories, and its actually still in use until 2025, its being used for storing fly ash for the energy companies, and my opinion it still looks pretty nice, in gonna enjoy it for the next 5 years, where they will probably tear it down.

There is also a couple of pictures taken at the House of Music, and the Utzon house. The last two pictures. And single one of my photo buddy while going up through a empty parking house.

All shot on the Fujifilm X-100F, waiting the for the films to be developed from the trip

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A late Christmas for the Utzon House

Posted on 17/03/2020 by admin

In the city of Aalborg we have our bit of Jørn Utzon, the famous danish architect behind the Sidney Opera House. In little Aalborg in Denmark we have his last piece of splendid arhcitecture, decorating the harbour front. From wikipedia:

The Utzon Center in Aalborg, Denmark, was the last building to be designed by Jørn Utzon, the architect behind the Sydney Opera House. In collaboration with his son Kim who provided the final construction drawings, he planned the centre not as a museum but as a place where students of architecture could meet and discuss their ideas for the future.[1] Located on the Limfjord waterfront in the city where Utzon spent his childhood, the building was completed in 2008, the year Utzon died.

This Christmas, it was decided to spread a little Christmas mood, so red projectors was installed on the roof in December 2019 to spread a little Christmas joy. And in my opinion it looks awesome 🙂 at least from a photographers perspective. A little bit of long exposure of 2 different evenings, one with Fujifilm X-100f (The first two) and Fujifilm X-T2 (The last 3)

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Photo walk i Noerresundby

Posted on 17/03/2020 by admin

Was out recently with a photo buddy, to make some good use of a quiet saturday with great weather (Sun and good weather have been in great demand this gray wet winter) , in my hometown of Noerresundby, Denmark. There was no plan, just get out and shoot some pictures.

I was shooting both my medium format Bronica SQ-AI and my trusty Fujifilm X100f. The shots in this small gallery is all from the X100F, the shots from the Bronica, will come at some point 🙂 Thats the good and bad thing about analog photography, it takes the time it takes, and thats fine with me. The pictures are most suburban architecture. P.S i really like old decayed places 🙂

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