
Taken while out hiking this morning in the hills near my home. This girl was sitting inches away from the 362 mtrs. sheer drop digging her tunes .
Taken with a Sony RX100 II.

Taken while out hiking this morning in the hills near my home. This girl was sitting inches away from the 362 mtrs. sheer drop digging her tunes .
Taken with a Sony RX100 II.

One of my favourite parts in the park is a little section with babies. This statue is only about a foot high but it really makes you stop to think about life, and what a wonderful precious thing it is .

These two are without any doubt my favourite subjects in Frognerpaken. They are just so touchingly human. These two strike a deep seated chord in me. I have many shots of these two dating back to the mid eighties. I’ve tried to capture what they mean to me ,and I fall short each time They don’t age,which means I’ve got plenty of chances yet,and they are always fun to meet again.
If you get to meet them Say hello for me ;0)

My daughter on her way out. The light wasn’t perfect, but my daughter…well that’s another story ;0) Have a look at my other work here
Leica M9P
Summicron 90 mm f2.0 ASPH.
While in Denmark this last weekend I didn’t just take along my Hasselblad. I just can’t leave my Leica at home . This is a shot taken at the local beach which is soft and sandy and just waiting for the summer weather to arrive.
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This is my contribution to the Monochromia project. I thought the Morrisons sign fit quite well with the large M. It stealth advertising. I’ve never tried anything like this before. I learned quite a bit, and watched a few youtube videos, and read a few pages to get this far. The difficult bit was getting the perspective on the lettering to match. Plus not killing the reflections. in the background. The website url is very discrete. Thanks for the challenge

The Vikings had some great games. Like this kissing the hammer and axe. It requires incredible control not to lose your teeth.
Camera :Leica MP
Lens: Leica Summicron 90mm f2.0 ASPH
Film: Ilford XP2
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