Photo Art from Österlen, Sweden
Latest exhibition news
- Beyond the Palette: A Visual & Poetic Journey Through the Kurdish Flag
I am excited to share a major new multidisciplinary collaboration: an upcoming photo book and exhibition created together with the Kurdish poet Houzan Abdulghani. This project explores the profound intersection of photography and poetry, structured around the four symbolic colors of the Kurdish flag. Rather than treating color as a mere aesthetic choice, we use… Read more: Beyond the Palette: A Visual & Poetic Journey Through the Kurdish Flag - Tomelilla here we are!
Twenty months ago, we made the life-changing decision to say goodbye to our beloved home in Månslunda. During the summer months, my wife works around the clock managing our family’s small restaurant, Tiosken, in Skåne Tranås. With all of our energy poured into the business, there was simply no time left to give our home… Read more: Tomelilla here we are! - 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
Latest blog posts
- Beyond the Palette: A Visual & Poetic Journey Through the Kurdish Flag
I am excited to share a major new multidisciplinary collaboration: an upcoming photo book and exhibition created together with the Kurdish poet Houzan Abdulghani. This project explores the profound intersection of photography and poetry, structured around the four symbolic colors of the Kurdish flag. Rather than treating color as a mere aesthetic choice, we use… Read more: Beyond the Palette: A Visual & Poetic Journey Through the Kurdish Flag - Chasing the Golden Hour Light: Embracing Fujifilm Recipes on the Autumn Dog Walk
I have finally taken a deep dive into Fujifilm film simulations and custom recipes, and it truly feels like unlocking a brand-new world of digital magic. It isn’t just about making an image “look good” in a traditional sense—it is about capturing a specific mood and conveying a feeling. On this particular evening, the low,… Read more: Chasing the Golden Hour Light: Embracing Fujifilm Recipes on the Autumn Dog Walk - Gasoline Grill in Copenhagen
It might not be the most memorable picture, but I just had to share a recommendation for the coolest burger bar I’ve ever visited! Gasoline Grill is uniquely located inside an old service station on Borgergade, right in the heart of the city. Hands down, it was the best burger I’ve eaten all year. If… Read more: Gasoline Grill in Copenhagen - Finding the Magic in the Flawed: A Walk with the iPhone 16 Pro
After years of shooting with Hasselblad, I came to a realization that fundamentally changed how I view photography: perfection is boring. High-end, technically flawless gear is incredible for precision, but clinical perfection rarely translates to art. Real life isn’t sterile. It has a little grit, slightly wacky colors, an imperfectly placed blur, and blown-out highlights… Read more: Finding the Magic in the Flawed: A Walk with the iPhone 16 Pro - Stepping Up My Game: Semi-Retirement and Finding Peace with the Fujifilm X-Pro2
As of July 1st, 2026, I have officially entered part-time retirement. I still keep my hands in a few small business development projects, but this milestone marks a massive shift in my life: it is time to step up my photography game. Honestly, this is the exact moment I’ve been dreaming about for the past… Read more: Stepping Up My Game: Semi-Retirement and Finding Peace with the Fujifilm X-Pro2 - I Finally Found the Ultimate Low-Light Dream Lens (And It Cost $180)
Growing up as a photo nerd in the 1980s—and later working as a professional photographer—there was always one ultimate dream lens hovering on my wish list: the legendary Leica Noctilux 50mm f/1.0. Back then, owning ultra-fast glass wasn’t just an aesthetic preference; it was a physical necessity. Living in the Nordic region meant enduring endless,… Read more: I Finally Found the Ultimate Low-Light Dream Lens (And It Cost $180)
Recent galleries
Here is a part of the pictures used in my book "The beauty in the ravage of time".
