waterline motif

a simple motif - yes, but this would be otherwise impossible without getting your camera wet. The lake stinks of duck-fieces but it was worth it.
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.4

DIY submerging the thingy

my good friend and photographer Kristoffer Bjørn and his girl was on a visit, so what better thing to do than testing my newly created semi-submergable thingy. Kristoffer took these pictures as I slowly yet boldly pushed the thingy into the water.
Go see his blog at: Kristoffer Bjørn
It held tight, and still does, so it was a great success. Pictures will follow of what this can be used for.
And yes the thingy looks like shit, but if it does it's purpose and does it boldly, then I'm willing to accept that.

DIY submergable thingy

I made a semi-submergable casing for my Eos 40d. I have no remembrance of the total price for it all, but it sure wasn't as pebbery as the pro-submergable cabins.
Next step is to make a shape out of foam to keep the camera in place. But I think i'll test the thingy before finishing it off.

Hazy summer evening

children playing in the evening sun.
Lens: Canon 17-85mm f/4-5.6

Ready

my brother in the water. The water is colored by the corroding metals which occurs naturally in the many lakes of Sweden.
Lens: Canon 17-85mm f/4-5.6

Drink Water

drink water with fierce action-packed facial expressions.
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.4

Danish Fisherman

he is prepping his boat before venturing out on the open sea to catch whatever there's left for him to catch.
Lens: Canon 17-85mm f/4-5.6

Sweden

this is Sweden. Sweden is always like this - nice orange colors, beautiful hazy air, small dots flying around in the evening sun. No shopping has been done - this is actual appearance of the scene.
Lens: Canon 17-85mm f/4-5.6

A Flimsy Horse

a horsy standing on a field. When one does not own an old camera which has the ability to take "bad" pictures, some shopping is needed. Alot of colorcorrection has been done, convertion to black and white made with the photoshop colormixer which has an infrared option and blurry edges, as you'll find with old apature.
Lens: Canon 17-85mm f/4-5.6

Boroman Victor

my little brother Victor during some sort of outrage.
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.4
Soft Flash from the left