Here is a ten second exposure from an evening walk during a business trip. I feet the yellow light adds a bit of drama to the photo.

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I took a stroll on the beach and enjoyed the sunset. The boats that had been so busy all day were now moored for the night.

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Another morning by the lake. I try to arrive during blue hour and then wait for the sun to rise above the horizon. My favorite time of day.​

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Here is a shot from a morning walk on the sand dunes. The sky shifted from orange to blue and purple and the sand was still quite cool under my feet. All in all a good start of the day.

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I thought I was alone to enjoy the sunrise this morning. I was apparently wrong. This couple greeted the new day with a morning swim. Now that’s a good way to start the day.

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I took this photo on my way back form a morning shoot. I used a full-spectrum converted camera with a 590nm filter on the lens. Green leaves are nice, but these pale yellow ones aren’t that bad either.

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Now wouldn’t that be nice to be able to travel south when winter comes? I think I’d like that.

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I took this on a morning stroll along the water. The sun was still below the horizon but it was already quite warm. The best time of day…

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The Swedish countryside seen through a 720nm filter. This was taken before I got my converted camera, so this is a 39 sec exposure.

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The night was warm and the fire show on the beach made it even warmer. Even though I was sitting several meters away, I could feel the heat from the raining sparks.

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