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tisdag 17 oktober 2017

Photo assignments

Doing another photo assignment for the swedish TV. A big project coming up about Sapmi and the Same people. I´ve been doing some work in this project for several years now, really great! My part is timelapses at night, of course with the nightsky, Milkyway and Aurora Borealis.
When you see timelapses of the nightsky there is alot of work behind it. So much must work perfectly during several hours but the final film maybe is around 10-15s. I´ve been doing nightsky photography since 1997 and it is special, especially timelapses with Dolly wich I´m working with. I submit a couple photos from my latest trip, a little peak what´s coming up as timelapses at the TV later on. These are single frames of several hundres of frames creating a timelapse.
Well, I´ve been working with this kind of photography for a long time, when I started I used analog 35mm film, not so many were doing this kind of photography back then, I´ve tried not being a copycat, believe in doing my own style and work, today it is different with all new cameras out there..


lördag 12 mars 2016

Photo assignment

Doing photo assignment for the swedish television, this is the second trip. This time I went to a favourite place in Lapland, Rensjön Kiruna, a sami village. This location is very good for Aurora of course but also for good weather. In doesn´t matter what the weather forecast shows because of the micro climate in the area. I also stopped by a good friend Ulf Jonsson in Luleå http://www.juo.se/ and did some shooting. The final work will be timelapses in a upcoming project. 270 GB of footage, hopefully some of it is good enough for broadcasting. Here are some footage around the area, not from any of the
timelapses..
There are so many things that must work to get good footage, of course clear skies, but all the equipment with cables and batteries, dew/frost, sharpness, and this time 2,3m of snow and -20 degree C! I needed to use the snowmobile tracks to get hard ground.