Biography

After a plus 20-year pause I just recently have taken up photography seriously again. Replacing my old bellowed two Konica film SLR houses and the tree prime lenses, with a digital Canon EOS 5DMkII and a growing collection of Canon zoom and prime lenses, speedlites, extenders and more.

Nowadays, in the age of digital photography, my darkroom are Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Lightroom, witch I absolutely love.
In the old days of films, during my teen years, I had my own private darkroom next to the oil tank and boiler in my mothers house, developing both B/W paper, film and celluloid, making lots of experiments. Most of my work showed nature and landscapes; already as a kid I loved being outdoors, mostly spending time watching wildlife and fishing.

Personal data:
Born in Ellsinore 1960. Living in Ellsinore at present time.

Hobies and interrests:
Photography, Tennis, Suba diving, Cykling, Running, Skiing, Alpine Mountaineering, Fly-tying and Fly-fishing.

Occupation:
Technical Director at Alvent A/S.
Education: B. Sc. (Mech. Engineering)

Favorite websites:
The World in panoramic, The Big Picture, Photoshop Insider,
The Global FlyFisher, John Nack on Adobe,
George Jardine on Lightroom and Digital Photography
BMW Super Bikes, BIKE (english motorcykle site/forum)

Favorite Software Programs:
Adobe Lightroom CS5, Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 and Adobe Photoshop CS5.

Best holiday destinations:
Iceland and The Red Sea

Favorite Magazines:
EOS magazine, Shutterbug, DIVE, DYK (Danish Magazine on Diving), BIKE (Danish), BIKE (German), Photo Pro, Stereophile and Fidelity.

Favorite Music Artists:
Glen Hansard, Christel Alsos, Signe Svendsen, Holly Cole, Jack Johnson, David Sanborn, Diana Krall, Lisa Ekdahl, Mellisa Horn, Laura Marling.

Favorite Movies:
Sliding doors (Director: Peter Howitt, 1998)
Ronin (Director: John Frankenheimer, 1999)
The Interpreter (Director: Sydney Pollack, 2005)

Favorite Fact Books & Coffee table books:
Diving Reed Sea, by Simon Rogerson and John McIntyre, photos by Alexander Mustard.
The Art of Diving, by Nick Hannan and Alexander Mustard.
Waiting For The Light and Full Frame, by David Noton
Amazing Iceland and Lost in Iceland, by Sigurgeir Sigurjönsson