An incidence of green

Cortez is a town in Colorado that is backed by tall mountains in the distance. I never get tired of mountain backdrops, snow capped, baldly jagged, always imposing. They represent to me, a different and wilder kind of life, being the sort of scenes I’d only seen through on a screen or in print, until recently. It is always the small things in these places that get…More

Salida, CO

Light is the life of photography. Words though, are denser for its absence. A freight train tears through the weight of the night, making me think that we cannot go without coming inevitably around. Leaving back again.More

Cheeky bugger

It’s not everyday you get neener-neener-ed by a horse wearing sunnies! Chadron State College Rodeo, Nebraska.More

Mount up!

Competitors warm up during the Chadron State College Rodeo, Nebraska.More

Wild eyed bronc

The rider, his hand caught in the rigging, is dragged halfway around the arena against bronc’s outer flank. Chadron State College Rodeo, Nebraska.More

Tie Siding and personal history

Just outside of Laramie, Wyoming, is a tiny hamlet called Tie Siding. A general store which doubles as a post office with a big shed selling fireworks, is all there is on the side of the road. Miss it in a blink.More

Grand Canyon

One should always stop to stare when coming across something as awe inspiring as the Grand Canyon.More

Georg(e) the Danish Bicycle

July 2014 This year’s Copenhagen photo project didn’t involve any headless aliens. It was instead, all about a red bicycle. Georg(e) is his name, and he was waiting for me when I arrived in Copenhagen on the 1st of July. George is the color of Dannebrog, the Danish flag, and he has carried all the men in Flemming‘s family at one point or another throughout his 20-odd years.More

Headless Man goes to town

April 2013, New Mexico, USA It all started with the image above, while we were in New Mexico last year. While he was chimping at an award winning (no doubt!) shot of Shiprock, it was discovered that Flemming can tuck his chin into his chest like no other.More