Alone. A morning in October. The rising sun. A bridge over the river. A camera. A tripod. A thermos with hot coffee. Some cars passing by in the morning light.

I really like moments like this…

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I’m not sure why, but I kinda like these bokeh shots. Especially if there is some water to reflect the light in. Maybe it’s because it leaves something to your imagination. I don’t know…

This one is captured in the Swedish capital.

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When I’m on a business trip I often bring my camera and try to get some time exploring the city. This was such a trip and I’m glad I had my Sony with me. It was a nice walk along the water in the Swedish capital.​

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We met 3390 on our trip to the farm and we came pretty close. (We didn’t pat it though…)​

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This photo was shot a lifetime ago somewhere on Sri Lanka. I can’t actually remember exactly where, since we traveled around a bit. Our room had quite a nice view anyhow.

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This is an old photo from Sri Lanka. These men were working hard to collect salt from the sea water. It’s by far the largest amount of salt I’ve ever seen. A bit more than a pinch…

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Just some flowers to put some color on an otherwise gray day…

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Just taking pictures of people taking pictures of people at Årbystock Beer & Music Festival 2018…​

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I’ve heard that morning dew really is the tears of fairies. I wonder why they are crying. Maybe because dawn has arrived and the peace of night is over.

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A lifetime ago I was in Sliema, Malta. I remember it was cold as heck in the room at the hotel. It was probably as cold on the balcony, but try to stop me from stepping out to take some photos of the morning sun.

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