June 2025 i visited Mykines in the Faroe Islands with 2 other photographers to photograph the puffins that live in large numbers on the steep cliff sides. Mykines can be a difficult place to get to because of the ever changing weather and wind conditions that makes the boat trip challenging. We spend nearly 3 days sitting on the edge of the cliffs and observed the birds fly in from the ocean to their burrows. Puffins are just so much fun to photograph and they since they get really close to you its possible to get some fantastic portraits of them in their environment.

Flateyri in the West Fjords in Iceland is a rough place during the winter months with its weather beaten buildings and harbour. I have stayed there several time and the mood and the buildings really inspired me so i spend a few hours walking around in the freezing cold with my Leica Q2.

Over the past 15 years I have been coming to Toronto 4-5 times a year because of work. I have seen the city change over the years. When ever possible I will always go for a long walk with my camera downtown when getting back from the office. Especially at night time the city is full of people and the lights of the big city just makes the motives line up ...

I have been lucky to visit South Africa multiple times for work, and somehow I also managed to squeeze in a couple of visits to some of the national parks including Kruger National Park. Once you have see the sun raise in South Africa and watch the lions stretch in the sun to warm up you are hooked ...

In the summer of 2022 I visited the Khutzemateen Provincial Park in British Columbia. The park is home to a large population of Grizzly Bear's and has very limited access for people to ensure the bears can live in peace.

Iceland is one of those places I can return to over and over again to absorb the wild and rugged landscape and ever changing weather - totally unpredictable ! For a landscape photographer Iceland is a dream but also super stressful because there is so much to photograph no matter which part of Iceland you are visiting.

This selection of images was exhibited at the KANT Festival 2024.