And this is how the photographer looks in his evil monk outfit (note the eyes ;D

This is how a halloween party looks at a really long exposure :D

Got a EOS adapter for 4x5 backs today from China. Unfortunately the back was not an international one so it would not fit my Horseman. But after a bit of tweaking and removal of the groundglass, i got it to fit and work on my Burke & James Orbit.

This was shot with the 50D as digital back, using a 135mm lens at F4 on the B&J 4x5. Since the crop factor is out of this world and the problem with infinity focusing these i dont see much use for it besides a kick ass macro setup. Which ofcourse comes in handy when shooting textiles.. and my friend Vjeko’s eye. =)

I love pinhole images =)( I just do. Taken tonight in my studio, just because its fun.

As i mentioned earlier i shot a fashion film earlier this weekend and allthough i cannot show anything from it yet, here is a behind the scene image at least =)

And i can now test if the automatic twitter update works ;)

Always wanted to do a close up of an eye so did this to show off the makeup and the eyelashes (fake ;).

Model: Jenny F
Makeup: Ulrika A

Lots happened this weekend, got my new toy (Thanx Ryan for the help! You rule!) the Canon EOS 5D mk2, shot 5700 frames with it during the first 24 hours doing two jobs, one fashion film for Anna Lidström and the second an impromptu beauty shoot with Jenny F. This is a frame from the later session.

Model: Jenny F
Makeup: Ulrika A

Recently got an assignment to shoot an illustration of a really yucky and booring lunch plate. I must say it was tougher than you would imagine to make food look bad, without making it look inedible.  Most people thought this picture were really yucky, except for one friend who happen to love mashed potatoes and meatballs :D

And last one from Skanör.

Skanör again.