Category: Lost Post

First of all, there are many type of photographic contests out there, which are, of course, targeted to different types of people. I usually do not participate due to the fact that I do not “particularly” plan to have a career in photography. Actually, even if I would plan to go full pro, I would still… Continue reading Thoughts about photo contests

This is just a notice of a new project that we have posted on Exposure. It pretty much boils down what we did in 2014. It is good for remembering later, when will be, hopefully, old farts. I also hope that Exposure.co will still be a thing. IT’S NEVER TOO LATE FOR A RETROSPECTIVE How… Continue reading Looking Back …over the shoulder, 2014

After struggling with WordPress for some time, trying to keep it up and running and fast in the same time, I realized that my website is completely inaccessible from a mobile device. And that is basically suicidal if you really want to use a website for anything. But, I had a lot of stuff on the… Continue reading New spring, new website

Humans don’t just want stories. Humans NEED stories. My favorite photographer, by far, is David Duchemin.  He is a humanitarian photographer and I got to know about him after I have found his books website 3 years ago, Craft&Vision, from where I bought almost the entire collection. The reason I like him is because he… Continue reading Book – A Lesser Photographer

This is our third project, and the biggest. As a result it will come progressively,  in more than one part. Since we plan to be in Sweden for a while it makes sense to continue later. “What is home? I guess it’s the expats bane to always think about the concept of home. For some,… Continue reading Exposure.co – A touch of Sweden part 1

We live here now, in a Swedish town named Skövde. Why, might you wonder? We have been in this game development industry for a while and there is absolutely no country in the world has been so active and so original in developing video games like Sweden. Three years ago we have learned that in… Continue reading Skövde – The Second Encounter

2 years ago we had our first real holiday and apparently we have managed to choose the place very well. It felt so… us. La Palma proved itself to be such an exquisite place, a continuous playground for my camera. I have never regretted the decision of transporting an entire bag of photographic gear with… Continue reading Exposure.co – The story of our holiday in La Palma

One of the eternal questions that traveler must oftenly answer is “When will you go back home?”. What little is known about pathologic travelers apparently is that most of them don’t really have a home. Not in the way people are referring to as “Home”. Travelers have a “base of operations” meaning an area they particularly like or enjoy, where they feel… Continue reading I lived there once…

You know, for the last 2-3 years, since I have started using a camera in proper way, I always had this problem with posting my work here and there. There are basically around 1000 services offering pretty much the same thing – display a photo, or more, to people in general, and hope your “story”… Continue reading EXPOSURE – Add stories to your images

Since every day I go back and forth 50 km by bus, I have around 45 minutes per trip to do whatever. Usually I read. But sometimes I take the camera out, when the world around the bus looks inspiring. I have made many photos from the bus… I think I will gather them in… Continue reading August Rain – Another bus study

I never saw myself as an artist in any way. Actually I always saw myself as the most ordinary guy you can find around – average at everything, never able to take that leap forward into becoming an “expert”. Occasionally I was feeling either too good about myself, either really, really bad and depressed. I’d… Continue reading The burning desire to create art

Lately, for some reason, I have started to develop a strange interest in plants. It is not only a photographic one, but a genuine scientific type of interest. You could say “How cuuuute!!” but it isn’t. It is wrong. I have already plenty of passions and I don’t get enough sleep because of all the… Continue reading Botaniska – plants everywhere

Despite being a bit obvious that Laura never actually played a guitar ;), my portfolio apparently did not sent my clients away. It did quite the opposite. Thus, yesterday, after a day with two dental extractions, a full day of job-work trying to release a mobile game and after an evening that was announcing itself to be… Continue reading Simmons Custom Guitars – the real deal

Some of you probably know the story about me finding a Takamine guitar in a garage… Well here it is, together with Laura. I have found Laura at a party exactly 15 years ago (12 June 1999). She had a very nice voice which she used for saying really smart things. Lucky day… The reason… Continue reading Guitars with People