The fishing season is over. 5 months of hiking, camping and fishing. An everlasting chase for that big elusive trout. Only 7 months until next season… But it feels good to be back at work on my photography again.

I find it to be healthy for my creativity to do longer breaks from photography from time to time. To find some time to let my mind reset and to think about other things.

I remember this day so clearly. Again, a huge part of what I love about photography and even WHY I photograph, is that it ables me to freeze a moment in time and within that moment is not only the photograph, but also everything else tied up in that moment.

It's been a couple of extremely busy weeks. 2 weeks ago I got a notification saying “the books have arrived”. I was not prepared for what was to come, but most importantly; the books look AMAZING!

The Dolomites on the border between Italy and Austria are incredible, especially when fall colour explodes and atmosphere reaches its peak. I love this place and I have been returning every year since 2016.

I'm not a drone photographer. Whenever I try to fly a drone I turn into a kamikaze pilot and everyone around me runs frantically around trying to find a safe place. I can't think of many drone shots I've taken that I really like. Not more than a handful really.

Some mountains have become close friends of mine. These are peaks that i have photographed numerous times over the years, climbed in every season and portrayed from almost every possible angle. Riebecohka, which means Fox Peak, is one of those peaks.

Finland is amazing. Its amazing during summer and fall, but its in winter that it goes beyond amazing and just turns into somekind of fairytale frozen planet. It really is incredible. And if you like trees, Finland has just what you need.

The books are about to arrive any day now and i am preparing everything for shipping. The limited editions will include a unique fine art print, all 50 of them with a different one, and each is one of only 5 copies ever to be printed of that image.

There is not much that triggers me more than a proper blizzard. And this one was furious! We were on our Secrets of Arctic tour and found ourselves down on the rocks at Tungeneset at Senja. Most of our group was seeking refuge in the van while i decided to have a go at the raging waves.

I usually don't feel I have much to say in a photographic world dominated by Youtube and Instagram and an endless flow of information and inspiration. But I thought I might do something just to keep my mind occupied in these crazy pandemic times.

When I first started getting serious about my photography, sometime around 2008, I had no idea where my photographic journey would take me. But even at this early stage I played around with a future dream of making a photo book.