*Oil rigs across the channel in Galveston, Texas. A photo that was taken during a most excellent day photography wise.*

Photography on a "spectrum" *

March 25, 2017 in Photography

Photography is a funny thing sometimes. At best it's such an easy, effortless and fun process; you don't even notice how you take picture after picture and they're (mostly) all good enough to be kept in your photo library, while at the worst you think no matter what you do every single picture you take sucks complete and utter monkey balls!

Fortunately I tend to be mostly on the positive side of this spectrum (if you can call it that), but like most photographers sometimes I have doubts about whether my photography is any good, if it is really worth it.

*The Long Bridge at Bjärred, Sweden on a January afternoon. One of my first images of 2017*

New year...now what?

January 17, 2017 in Books, Photography, Project, Writing

At the start of a year you're supposed to write a "this is what I will try to achieve" post (at least that's what seems to be the consensus among many bloggers), and I did one of those last year, where I stated that in 2016 I would do two things photographically that year; an Instagram 365 project (which I finished) and I would do more analog photography (which I've at least I've begun to do). So that's great for 2016...but that makes me think of goals for 2017.

No camera...and I was glad not to use it!

January 11, 2015 in Photography, Travel, Inspiration, Experience

For the last few weeks my grand total photos taken with my DSLR can be summed up with a very low number. In fact it can’t get any lower without going into negatives. That may sound rather ominous for someone into photography to not shoot photos, but it actually isn’t ominous or alarming at all. Quite the contrary in fact!