Don’t f**king die!
The latest issue of the KAGE collective monthly publication is up today. A little late, and a little lean. We all have a lot of stuff going on with our lives at the moment, so it’s not exactly a walk in the park getting these stories done, less keeping them relevant! – But I managed […]
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Hamburg with the X-E3
A month ago I went on a weekend trip with the missus to Hamburg. I usually bring my X100 series cameras on these trips, because it’s such a compact around camera system. But this time I brought the prototype X-E3. Mostly because I had it (this was before september 7th) and I thought it could […]
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Techart Pro EF to GFX smart adapter
So, I thought I was done with all the gear talk after the X-E3, XF80mm and GF45mm articles last week. But I have been testing a very exciting product for about a month and a half. It’s the Techart Pro Canon EF – GFX smart adapter. One of my absolute favourite things to do with […]
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Fujifilm X-E3 Review – The liberator
It’s been a long time coming. The third iteration of Fujifilms X-E line of X-series camera. Built in a rangefinder “brick” styling, but without the OVF of the X-Pro line, the X-E3 is to its bigger brother X-Pro2, what the X-T20 is to the X-T2. As always, the wishlist for features in a new fujifilm […]
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Fujifilm XF 80mm f/2.8 macro review – Closer to completion
Sometimes you just experience something that exceeds all your expectations in every possible aspect. The new Fujinon XF 80mm f/2.8 R LM WR OIS Macro is exactly one of those experiences. I still can’t believe just how good and versatile this lens is. This is so much more than just a lens for shooting macro. […]
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Fujifilm GF 45mm f/2.8 review – Medium format reportage
Announced almost a year ago at Photokina 2016 the Fujinon GF 45mm f/2.8 R WR completes the “second wave” triplet of GF lenses (together with the GF110mm and GF23mm) for the medium format GFX system. In total there’s now 6 lenses available for the system. The GF45mm f/2.8 is equivalent to the 35mm FOV in […]
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Cars and Cameras
This weekend was a great one. It doesn’t matter how hard I try. I can’t hide the fact that I have a thing for gasoline, horsepower and racing. So when Fujifilm Nordic teamed up with Troelsen motorsport, Click Svenborg and Click Mimosa to create an all day event at Padborg Racing Park in Denmark I […]
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Number 17
It was just brought to my attention that feedspot rated my blog at number 17 of 75 of the top 75 blogs and sites for Streetphotographers. Apparently they used google ratings, social media interactions etc etc. I have no idea how they calculated this result, but I like it 😀 When all this is said […]
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Minolta X Fujifilm
It was almost like a revelation. Like something that I really didn’t think could ever be possible. I first got a whiff of what was coming on a facebook forum committed to all things Fujifilm GFX. There were a lot of first movers from Hong Kong that had access to fast luxury glass, and prototype […]
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Fulfilling the Role
This weekend was crazy nice. So were the days leading up to it. “Why?” – you might ask. Well, it’s pretty simple really. I got to pretend to be a concert photographer at the Nibe Festival in northern Jutland. – Always planned for the same period as the much more hyped Roskilde festival, the small […]
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Summer Solstice
My fellow photography brethren over at the KAGE Collective did a publication last year. It was about documenting a particular day cross-worldly. They chose the summer and winter solstices. To celebrate my joining of the collective, I decided I would have a go at it myself. These images will not see a KAGE publication, but they are […]
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Delibrate candour
I seem to be on a blogging spree these past couple of weeks. I really don’t know why, but mainly I think it’s because I’m in a good place. A happy place. It has been brought to my attention quite often that people like to read these blogposts that include a little bit of personal […]
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