Here’s another one from Venice. On the last day of my stay there, I got up really early, and even though it hurt it was totally worth it. First of all, the light was just perfect. But you had to be quick, as the sun rose so fast. Second, there were no tourists. The only people I saw was locals opening their shops and heading for work, a couple of people leaving for an early flight, and other photographers.

I just got informed I passed the first set of tests in the Norwegian Air Force. Therefore I’m posting another airplane photo. This time it’s a Dakota DC 3, the most beautiful plane ever created in my opinion. The plane on this picture is owned and maintained by the fine guys at Dakota Norway.
I really like the colors in this picture, and especially since I haven’t edited them in photoshop or lightroom. I love it when things just work.

Another plane photo, since I haven’t posted anything in a while. This is a P-51 Mustang, one of the american workhorses during the war.
I like this pic, except for the overexposed spot on the wing.

In celebration of me taking the first test in the application process to the Norwegian Airforce pilot school I’m posting this picture of an F-16. I took it this fall, when I took most of my plane photos. I think the picture is “truly ok” as a friend told me, but still good enough to be posted here.

Another lion in Venice. This one i located just outside the Doge’s Palace, on the Piazzetta San Marco. I got up early one day, chugged a lot of coffee, and trekked down to the Piazza San Marco to take shoot some photos as the sun rose. I got several good pictures out of it, might post some more later.

Here’s a photoshop edit of the BT in NYC picture I just posted. I made it for a school project, and I might as well admit that I was heavily inspired by Andy Warhol. I like it though, it’s colorful and has a cute dog in it :)

I shot this one this fall, the same time as the other airplane pictures. It is one of my favourite airplane pics.
It was a real lucky shot. Though luck is usually a big part of it. I took several pics to increase the chance of getting a good one, but although you can do a lot to get a good picture, luck is the factor that decides it.

This is a picture I took just before xmas. We had a period of freezing cold weather, but with no snow, and everything was coated with ice crystals. I spotted this twig when I was walking the dog, and went back the next day with my camera. I didn’t feel particurlary bright standing there, taking pictures of a twig, but I like the result. I must admit I played with it a little in Lightroom to get the right contrast and brightness, but it made it all so much better.