You have some pages up there, with some cool photos. I like the ‘feet and boots’ page a lot – nice work.

Hey Mark,

Tony rocks! – how’s that for a pun! I agree about the actual creation process for this kind of thing perhaps playing a role in our relationship to them later – cool concept.

Hey Ron,

Are you kidding? It’s not even cold here. Yet. Sposed to get down this weekend.

Travel safe.

Cheers

Carl

Good to hear you are doing well – and gotta agree with those links, they are both badass.

Chow,

Ron

I appreciate the comments man, and the link. I can completely relate to what you are saying about the difficulty in editing shots like you posted. (Which I like very much BTW). It can be completely dependent on the mood I am in that day versus checking more objective characteristics like sharpness, exposure, etc. What I also find interesting is that images created perhaps by the whole camera movement technique are somewhat whimsical in their creation, and much more contemplative in their viewing later on.

i like your picture! I am also exploring more abstract ways of nature photography. I even made my selfe a small home studio. Here I take pictures of things i find outdoors, and implement them in a timeless white environment. This project is actually resulting in an exibithion that opens now on 1. November in my home town.

And thanks fore the links in this post to Graf and Kyuper. I have seen Graf before, but Kyuper was new

Here are som links to my stuff on the net:

http://www.uskarp.no is my homepage (it is unsharp in Norwegian).

http://www.uskarp.no/turblogg is a hiking-blogg. I use this as a diary and so friends and family can follow me on trips. I update this one from my cellphone when I`m out in the feeld.

http://www.bymarka.net is a resource page a have made about the local wilderness just outside town here.

http://www.studinatura.blogspot.com is my newest blogg. Here I present pictures that I like, and not the ones that sell. And along with them mye quasi-philosophic thaughts.

BR Andreas