Study of gestures

The exhibition at DogA

I just realized that I haven't shared pictures of my work at the exhibition!

I got my own little room! The first you saw was this picture. It doesn't really give a good idea of what my project was about, it was a facade. But once you went inside, you would see the true nature of the project.

They estimated about 550 people came to the opening, the place was completely packed. As you can see, the space is really big, so we were a bit worried it would feel empty. When the doors were opened, people had been waiting outside, and a steady stream of people followed for what seemed like an eternity. I can't tell you what it felt like, as I have no clue, even one month later.

The top photo was taken by Thor Lønning Aarrestad, the rest were taken by Lin Stensrud.

Hummingbird

My first ever hummingbird! Birds are so hard to draw..

Pencil and watercolor monotype on watercolor paper. A tiny dash of acrylic paint.

Yvonne: Outtakes part 2

Yvonne: Outtakes part 1

While shooting for my project with Yvonne, I took a lot of photos. I have allready shown you some outtakes, and the finished project. But I still have a bunch of outtakes that I truly do like. I will show them to you in a few upcoming posts. I hope you will enjoy them!

Fragile

A selection of photos I took with the macro lens in january.

Analog Light

I picked up two films at the lab today, and I had no clue what was on them. For some reason they could hardly develop any of the photos. I decided to scan the negatives myself, with my horrible scanner that is starting to grow old. I did find some pictures the lab couldn't develop. My scanner is dusty, old and horrible, bur I still do like the results of the scans!
It does seem like I love photographing odd light with my analog cameras. The photo of the lamp was taken with a disposable camera, the others were taken with my mom and dads old Minolta Hi-Matic AF-D from 1980.