Collaboration with JnG Couture – Part II
March 4, 2012
As before, we went on location, but instead of outdoor, it was indoor. Only one piece to shoot, so a few samples of different crops. Enjoy:)
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Why the best camera you ever have is the camera you have available right now
March 4, 2012
March 2nd, 2012 I received a sms telling me that a relative of mine, Ivar, just passed away. Ivar & Brita. Two names together, now only one left behind, Brita. Last Xmas, December 2011, we could not see them when…
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Monkey madness
February 28, 2012
On location deep inside the Mekong, we set up and photographed a storage room in a small village. It was the main distribution centre in the area. In between shots as my assistants moved lights, I saw something next door….
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A half day at the park – The wedding photography assignment
February 27, 2012
Love knows no borders. David and Mai met in Australia where they live. David is Vietnamese, Mai is Japanese and they wanted to do their wedding pictures in Vietnam together with their families. Mai had happened to see our work…
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New Year’s Eve in Bergen with Xmas lights, bokeh and fireworks
February 21, 2012
End of 2011 brought no snow and no white Xmas to Bergen, Norway. Instead we faced strong wind, one of the worst storms ravaging the coastline and rain as the year drew to an end. Not really an incentive to…
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The Xmas tradition, the annual trip to Norway. In transit.
February 15, 2012
Two years ago, Tian and I went back to Norway on Xmas holiday and experienced a white Xmas. Last year, we did the same trip and got a snowless experience. That didn’t hamper the Xmas mood, seeing friends and family…
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Collaboration with JnG Couture in Saigon, Vietnam
February 9, 2012
Working with passionate people is always good and you finish with your energy levels boosted and a wish to push things further and further. Meeting John will give you that experience, he brings fresh flavour to anyone he works with…
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Walkabout with Ian – Part II
February 8, 2012
The amount of images we managed to capture within a few hours walk manifested themselves by the amount of hours spent editing the selection. Culling images and trying out various moods and tones and continue culling versions that did not…
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Walkabout with Ian
February 7, 2012
Ian is a photographer and I have had the pleasure of getting to know him as a friend. His work around Vietnam is stunning and worthwhile browsing as you can see here, and his blog here. Previously, we had a…
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On the road to Moc Bai, Vietnam and the Cambodia border
December 7, 2011
Thundering down the road at the speed of a turtle. Steamrolling through the landscape. It had to be captured. Man riding his big metal beast, flattening anything that may come in front of the rollers. Shortly after, we are thundering…
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A chance encounter with the homeless statues
November 9, 2011
Where do broken statues go? Taking to the streets it seems. We spotted them while taking a road trip for the day. There they were. All huddled together around a closed shop. Their fate unknown, except that they were no…
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Big Mountain, Cloud Lake, Miss Vung Tau and the Alpine Coaster
November 8, 2011
It is a Sunday, my parents are still in town, however, my mother decided to relax at the hotel while my dad, my son and I took a day trip to Vung Tau. The roads have improved, it took us…
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To the Skydeck we go
October 29, 2011
Family visit. Always a joy. This time I got to spend more time than last with them. It was good. We are all changing and getting older. I am a dad myself now. Almost halfway in life. How did that…
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A random day in Saigon – A walkabout downtown
October 19, 2011
Sometimes a wander can create wonders. Enjoy the result of less than 2 hours walking about on a random day.
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Akvariet i Bergen & Pepperkakebyen
October 7, 2011
Two unique attractions. One seasonal and one permanent. We did them both. Pepperkakebyen, or the Gingerbread Town, is a unique Christmas tradition and is growing in size year by year. I still remember the time it was held indoors at…
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Christmas in Norway
October 6, 2011
It is almost that time of year again. Only a few months away. Christmas. Snow. Norway. It is such a contrast celebrating Christmas in Norway versus Vietnam. As my son is growing older, I prefer to let him celebrate in…
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Nothing endures but change – Heraclitus
October 3, 2011
A year ago I went passed houses and green fields where I now find dirt, water and machines. More images from the changing landscape of Thu Thiem, District 2.
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“Burning down the house” & the reimbursements
September 27, 2011
Hold tight wait till the party’s over Hold tight We’re in for nasty weather There has got to be a way Burning down the house – Talking Heads Thu Thiem area in District 2 is undergoing a massive…
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