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February 2026
February was quiet — aside from a short trip to Røros, it was mostly grey and low on motivation. I spent time trying to photograph the grey, including experiments with ICM that didn’t always work out. A few moments of light did appear; these are the images I made at home and while traveling to and from work.
Early morning birds
I forgot my phone in the car and went back to get it — camera in hand, of course. In the early morning light I managed to capture a few shots of birds in flight, their silhouettes against the colourful sky.
Airplanes in the evening
I spent a night near Oslo Airport and hiked to a nearby viewpoint to photograph planes landing and taking off in the late evening light. I used a long shutter speed to capture the motion of the aircraft. These are the images I’m most pleased with.
After work
I made a few shots on my way to the car the other day. Opportunities are sparse, so I try to use every moment I can to capture something.
Winter days in Røros
I spent a couple of days in Røros to try to capture some of the essence of the town during the cold winter (−15 to −30 degrees Celsius). Røros is an old wooden town and a UNESCO World Heritage site, and to me there is no place that represents winter better. In spite of the freezing temperatures, the town has a warm, soft glow to it.
Doors and windows — I decided long ago I wouldn't bother photographing doors and windows, yet here I am, drawn to the spectacular doors and frosty windows in Røros..
Testing something in Nannestad
Inspired by one of Eva Polak’s videos on Impressionist techniques, I experimented with some of the methods on my way to work in Nannestad. I may have gone a bit overboard, but I’m very excited by the photos in the end. Is this a direction I should dive into? I continue my wanderings as a developing photographer, searching for my path.
A frosty sunrise
At −28 degrees Celsius, with the low sun, it was a challenge I had to try. I struggled for a while to find a way to edit the pictures to accentuate the cold, freezing morning. This is the best I could do, and I think it’s working — do you?
