That’s Denmark for you – bicycles parked in neat rows đ Notice too the tricycles for transporting your children.
The 8 House 3, Copenhagen 2014
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The 8 House 2, Copenhagen 2014
The 8 House? Really? Well yes, the pavement is part of the overall architecture. We just don’t look down very often. Tomorrow I’ll raise my gaze.
Kystens Perle 4, Amager 2014
I know artificial light can do wonders for images. I see many examples. But it just doesn’t interest me in the least. I don’t even have a flash other than what’s built into the camera – and I always forget to use it even though I know I can turn down the volume. I guess it’s just more interesting to me to work with what is there. Perhaps when I have learned enough by studying natural light I will feel like adding some.
SkelgÄrdskirken 7, 2014
Now how often would you see a fully dressed bishop with four priests in tow strolling past CENTERBURGER? đ
The story here is the one I covered. The other images in this series were taken during my preparations for the anniversary and for my own enjoyment but the real objective was to cover the 25’th birthday of the church. To celebrate, the bishop had come and as the church is placed right next to a small mall the procession passed both a burger place and a parking lot.
Locals will recognize this image from the front page of the September issue of TĂ„rnby Bladet (a wooping 21,000 copies).
SkelgÄrdskirken 6, 2014
I find church organs fascinating So much sound! A bit intimidating as well so someone who can barely remember where C is on a piano.
SkelgÄrdskirken 4, 2014
I really like the lightning of this church.
SkelgÄrdskirken 2, 2014
A detail from this very modern church.
Winter in Denmark 15, 2013
I used another preset from Perfect Effects on this one. I really like the look – a lot different from what I would have achieved on my own so far. Still reading up on B&W conversions… The original is below.
Amager Beach, Holga 4, 2014
A detail from the vintage car by the ice cream van…
If you put a Holga lens on your DSLR you must forget about auto focus. In fact forget about manual focus as well. What you’ve got are four ikon on the lens, from ‘close’ to ‘mountain’. If you can remember the intervals and brought a measuring tape, you might the focus just right. If you are like me, you take an educated guess – if you remember. If you’re off – well, ‘blurry’ never looked so good đ
Amager Beach, Holga 3, 2014
This car in this image makes you wonder in what decade it was taken. I think I took it two weeks ago đ
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