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
- 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) - Coming Home: Why I’m Finally Only Shooting Fujifilm
Let’s face it: as photographers, we are relentless searchers. We chase light, we chase fleeting moments, and all too often, we chase the “perfect” camera system. We convince ourselves that the next lens, the next sensor, or the next brand will be the magic key that unlocks our ultimate creative vision. After decades of wandering… Read more: Coming Home: Why I’m Finally Only Shooting Fujifilm - Timeless Tracks: Dog Strolls and Relics at Brösarp Station
Two to three times a week, my dog and I head out for our routine stroll at Brösarp Station. Beyond being a great place for a walk, this spot is the historic home of Skånska Järnvägar (The Scanian Railways)—a mega-ambitious heritage railway. Every summer, their vintage steam trains chug through the breathtaking, rolling landscapes between… Read more: Timeless Tracks: Dog Strolls and Relics at Brösarp Station - Why My iPhone 16 Pro Fails as a “B-Camera” (And What It’s Actually Good For)
Regular readers of my blog might remember that I recently set out to make a serious effort to use my iPhone 16 Pro as a dedicated “B-camera” for my casual walkabouts. Let’s start with the positives: without hesitation, I can say that the iPhone is capable of producing incredibly professional-looking images. In the right conditions,… Read more: Why My iPhone 16 Pro Fails as a “B-Camera” (And What It’s Actually Good For) - The Golden Hour Gamble at Fyledalen
I found myself back in the quiet cradle of Fyledalen before the rest of the world had even hit snooze. I wasn’t joking when I told my friends about the numbers here; this morning, I counted nearly 150 deer moving through the mist. For hours, the light refused to cooperate. The shadows were too deep,… Read more: The Golden Hour Gamble at Fyledalen - Coastal Inspiration and Artistic Evolution
Take a look at this view from Vitemölla. This structure was built in 1913, a perfect example of classic Swedish coastal architecture. I’ve always been drawn to the windows; there is something about the design and the light that makes the whole building look like a beautiful cream cake resting on the beach. Vitemölla is… Read more: Coastal Inspiration and Artistic Evolution