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Sometimes, i shoot drinks and cocktails. And when i do, i always wish i had clear ice cubes. The regular cloudy cubes from the ice trays simply don’t look very good. If you’ve been in this situation, you might be aware of acrylic ice cubes. The good ones are gorgeous. And expensive. A single acrylic ice cube will cost you …
This spring, i was offered to be part of a photo exhibition at a local gallery. This is something i’ve been wanting to do for many years but never gotten around to, so of course, i agreed. Photo selection My initial plan was to use photos from my rune stone project that i’ve been working on for a few years. …
Let me tell you about a great food photography project i did recently. I got a message from my friend Fredrik. He asked if he could come over and shoot food with me in my studio some day to learn a thing or two. I thought it sounded like a great idea and quickly said yes. The theme is rhubarb …
There’s been a lot of controversy in the photography corners of the internet lately about a photography by Peter Lik, called “Moonlit dreams”. I have visited Peter Liks galleries in Las Vegas and New York many times and somehow managed to get myself registered as a collector. I am not a collector, but i may have appeared to be when …
It’s about time for a free Lightroom preset again. Maybe i should say Lightroom Classic, which is the new name of the product. I’m a strong advocate for learning to create your own Lightroom presets. Put in the time to learn and develop your skills and save the best settings as presets. If you’re buying presets, it should only be …
