spring

random pictures that I like from some time ago:

germany and easter with my family

spring in copenhagen/louisiana museum

a view from my desk at work

camel balls (that i should have bought) and click festival in helsingør (that was amazing - saw the gaslamp killer and dean blunt, aaaah!!)

over half a year ago - winter

dorks

I have sooo many pictures that piled up over the last months (which is good, because it means I'm actually photographing ;))! And I at least want to try to put them on here in - more or less - chronological order.

These are some from last winter, which seems ages ago. We have a beautiful summer right now, even in Denmark, and I can't wait for the weekend to go swimming again.

The little dude on the last picture just (okay...it's also already almost half a year ago) had his 1st birthday!

Rising

 

Recently I had the chance to snap some pictures of the band Rising during the recordings for their new album.
I'm very much looking forward to their record - judging by what I heard so far it's going to be absolutely kick-ass.

Here's a link to their Bandcamp and their Facebook page.

instax

Happy Easter holidays, everybody! Today is the first day of my about-a-week-long Easter break. I'm going to travel home to Germany to spend time with family and friends. Looking so much forward to that!

I recently bought an Instax-camera and had a lot of fun with it already. Unfortunately the film is quite expensive, although cheaper than Polaroid, so I can't really shoot as much as I'd like to. It's not even THAT easy to take a decent picture, as you have to keep a certain distance to the object you're photographing, otherwise it will turn out blurry. Quite difficult for me, especially when trying to capture something close-up!
I read that pictures taken with that camera outside in daylight should turn out really great, but I only had the opportunity to take some at home so far. I'll sure take this baby for a hike soon, when spring is here!
Sadly the Instax is quite the whopper, so a bit unhandy to travel with.

exciting on the skin, boring from within

ticket to ride!

best danish breakfast (!) :-)

gamin'

HIRBEL

Two of my friends are making music together and they're going to release their first EP soon.
They asked me to make the cover for it and that's what I did.
I wanted to create some kind of "surprise-experience" for the people getting a CD, so I had the idea of making a cover in the style of a lottery scratch ticket. You can scratch off the facade of the house and see what's going on inside, in all of the different little rooms.
Have a listen to Hirbel here: Hirbel Bandcamp

in theory:

and practice (just to try it out - print and painting are far from perfect):