Latest exhibition news
- Upcoming Exhibition & My Fujifilm Journey
I’m deep in preparation for my next exhibition, which I’m aiming to host in Prague this winter. It’s an exciting time, as I’m developing several distinct photography series simultaneously. This approach allows me to explore different themes and aesthetics, and I’ll eventually select the most substantial body of work for the final exhibition. My recent… Read more: Upcoming Exhibition & My Fujifilm Journey - Halfway There & Going Strong! Exhibition Open This Week
Half of my exhibition in Gothenburg is over. It has been a great success. We had a fantastic opening and a great party, thanks to my brother Kjell Dennersten, who is a great musician. If you missed it please come: Hope to see you there. - The quest for minimalist photography – a new theme for my exhibitions
As I’ve discovered, the quest for minimalist photography is a journey into the heart of simplicity’s complexity. Stripping away the extraneous, distilling a scene to its essential elements, is a delicate dance between restraint and impact. And let’s be honest: The classic “lone tree on a field” has been immortalized countless times. How do you… Read more: The quest for minimalist photography – a new theme for my exhibitions
Latest blog posts
- Why Do We Love the Art We Love?
Have you ever found yourself drawn to certain paintings or photographs, while others leave you cold? It’s a question many of us ponder, especially when trying to create something that resonates with others. As an artist or creator, understanding what captivates your audience is key, but it often starts with your own connection to the… Read more: Why Do We Love the Art We Love? - I have begun to experiement with double exposure
The Fuji cameras has a very simple function to make multiple exposures. What sets Fujifilm cameras apart when it comes to multiple exposures is their brilliant “what you see is what you get” approach. Unlike some systems where you might be guessing how your layers will combine until after the fact, Fuji cameras provide a… Read more: I have begun to experiement with double exposure - The Irresistible Pull of Cinestill 800H: An Exaggerated Reality
Here’s another entry in my ongoing series exploring the Cinestill 800H film simulation. I’m completely captivated by it; there’s an undeniable allure that resonates deeply with me, and sometimes, you just can’t pinpoint why. It creates an exaggerated reality that I absolutely adore, so much so that I’m seriously considering printing some of these images… Read more: The Irresistible Pull of Cinestill 800H: An Exaggerated Reality - Hallamölla: Reimagining a Classic with the Fujifilm GF 23mm f/4
It’s true, the “silky smooth waterfall” shot has been done to death. Every landscape photographer, myself included, has probably tried their hand at it. But sometimes, a new perspective – or in my case, a new lens – can breathe fresh life into even the most clichéd subjects. Just a fifteen-minute drive from us, nestled… Read more: Hallamölla: Reimagining a Classic with the Fujifilm GF 23mm f/4 - A Forced Shift, A Fortunate Discovery: From Hasselblad to Fujifilm GFX
Just two months ago, I faced a photographer’s worst nightmare: my Hasselblad X2D was stolen. It was a devastating blow, especially given my long-standing appreciation for its capabilities. For many photographers, the X2D is the pinnacle of the craft. Its unrivaled Hasselblad color science, incredible sharpness, and overall technical perfection are, without a doubt, best-in-class.… Read more: A Forced Shift, A Fortunate Discovery: From Hasselblad to Fujifilm GFX - Embracing the Imperfect: A Nostalgic Journey into Gritty Photography
One of the recurring themes that’s currently captivating my creative energy is the exploration of gritty, grainy, and deliberately flawed photography. It’s a style that resonates deeply with me, and I suspect a large part of that connection stems from nostalgia. You see, I’ve been capturing images since 1978. Back then, the imperfections were simply… Read more: Embracing the Imperfect: A Nostalgic Journey into Gritty Photography