The topic for my third assignment came about as March went on, when on my walks around where I live I started to notice there where a lot of human elements/things “misplaced” in nature. Now that we are heading in to April the sun is back, and hopefully it will start to get a little
Category: #2017-12
This post comes a little bit on overtime, as we are now well past half way in to March! February I had set for long exposure photography, which was very fun and relaxing to do. With only a few hours of daylight in February here a lot of the times i went out shooting it
Had another take on long exposure, this time with more sense of motion in the frame. Although these have a more fast paced feel in them, I still get the same feeling of calm and peace when out shooting long exposures. It feels like you are standing still in the number of seconds that the
There is something therapeutic about long exposure photography. One has to calm down and take the time back. For me this really helps me to stress down, and escape from the fast paced world of every day life and work, getting rid of all worries and just live in the moment. When I do this I start
January was not on my side for this project, as almost the whole of January being overcast with only a few days and nights with clear sky’s. The one night I had planned out a trip and the weather forecast was looking good, got spoiled by clouds coming in and ruining my shot. So my
OK, so January has started a little slow photography wise. The holidays and my son turning five has taken time away from my photography, plus the weather have not been on my side for this month’s assignment. So I haven’t really gotten the time to start my 2017 project yet, which makes the creative “monster” in
In 2016 I did a 365-project, as this was a great experience it is not a project I wan’t to start on again soon. For me, taking a picture every day is a little to much, and sometimes it felt more like a chore then something I enjoyed. I didn’t feel I had the time
