Posts under ‘Daily stuff’

Working for Sweden at the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai is equal parts amazing, lovely, turbulent, intensive and insane. In a good way.
Over the past months I’ve been been working as a Press Officer and Photographer for the Swedish Committee for the participation at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, or World’s Fair as I [...]

The topic says it all. This is a visual recap of my 2010 January. Mostly shot in Stockholm, Sweden and Rome, Italy (duh).  http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=195551&id=548710399&l=79b61f2c64
In other news: I seriously need to praise La Neta, my new absolute favourite dining place in all of Stockholm. Will upload pics as soon as I get any. Authentic Mexican food, [...]

Friends!
As the temperature went up a few degrees, rendering the previously white snow-covered streets of Stockholm an everyday realist gray, so did my calendar pages shift from an otherwise clear white to a cluttered black. It’s been a hectic few days with choir rehearsals, other music stuff, social activities and most important – the first [...]

The big shot history professor Dick Harrison at Nationalencyklopedin’s (the most comprehensive contemporary Swedish language encyclopedia according to Wiki) blog Kunskapsbloggen has created a quick personality quiz matching your traits to those of one out of 150 historical persons. It is tremendously accurate I must say. I turned out to be Edith Piaf, and after [...]

Hey! I’m back from the weekend in Rome, it was amazing as always. While you wait for watching my photos of Rome, here’s a photo of me watching Rome… I know, I’m so witty.

Celebrating the first post of the new decade, I have to promote some of my recent silliness – yes, I have launched a YouTube channel. Check it out it’s totally random. I’ve had a splendid holiday, New Year’s Eve as wild as Christmas’ was calm. Here are some random unrelated shots of what I was [...]

Yeah, yeah I know, no posts in a long time. I apologize to my minus one readers out there, but I’ve been… Terribly slow lately. Just reading A LOT, still Haruki Murakami mostly but also, I have to admit, Stephanie Meyer, which forms a sort of insane but healthy balance I guess. So yeah I [...]

The Viewer
The Viewer moves on to another Window. It feels like a mirror this time. It seems to be set on the wall in a child’s bedroom. There is a two-storey bed, so that makes children. One of them is asleep, one of them is not. There are toys, children’s books and stuffed animals scattered [...]

All right, exam time! After four weeks of this business course I am taking, I have now been given quite a big home assignment – we’re supposed to read this Harvard Business Review article and, well, review it and stuff. It’s quite fun, and we have all week to do it so I’m basically studying, [...]

…with my new lens!
I have bought, after much contemplation, the Nikkor AF-S 50mm f/1.4 ! See what Ken Rockwell has to say about it. It works great, and I have just began to unfold its mystery and vast landscape of opportunities… Here are some sample shots!
When I’m not admiring and fiddling with my new love [...]