Look Up!

In 2011, I moved with my family to Værløse from Copenhagen and settled in at close proximity to Værløse Air Base. A couple of years earlier, the site had transitioned from an active military airbase to a recreational area for the public. However, since 2013, the site has hosted an annual air show, also known …

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Familiar Places

Some locations in Copenhagen I revisit periodically. I have a feeling that these places hold greater potential than the obvious pictures I have already taken. Maybe I just haven’t “cracked the nut” yet and keep returning to see if there’s more to capture. One of these places is Prins Jørgens Gård near Christiansborg, Denmark’s parliament …

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A Worrisome Reunion

Thirty-three years ago, you were sent off on a space mission. In space, you don’t age, for time stands still. You have returned to Earth and are observing the world you were once a part of.

Close Enough

The famous war photographer, Robert Capa, once said: “If your pictures aren’t good enough, you’re not close enough.” These words turned out to be fatal when, in an attempt to get close to the action, he stepped on a landmine in Vietnam in 1954. Nonetheless, his advice remains valid for both professional and amateur photographers. …

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Sounds of Nature

Most people know that photographs contain various color tones. But can they also contain musical tones? When you are in nature, you are surrounded by sounds, from the wind in the leaves, birds in the forest, to waves on the beach. But can a visual motif represent a piece of music? If you ask AI, …

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Kallerup Intermezzo

“I mean, a gravel track that has been here looking the same since 1968, a strip of grass, a couple of garden benches, sausages, quick winnings, and these fantastic animals that just explode in lightning-fast sequences of tightly packed primal instinct. It’s so uncompromising, so captivating – like looking into live fire! And you can …

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