This portrait of Isabelle, was shot on the first model shoot in my studio with my newest camera at the time (April 2025), the Hasselblad X2D 100C. I must say I am very happy with taking the leap from Leica M to Hasselblad for studio work. The skin tones are amazing, and the resolution, both in terms of the numbers of pixels in the files, but also the optical resolution of the lenses, just blows my mind.

I had just gotten a new lens, the wonderfully sharp (and expensive) Leica 35mm Apo Summicron f/2.0, and the fog was settling in the forest behind our house. The lense is so incredibly sharp, and paired with the Leica M10 Monochrom, the resolution and detail in the photos are just mind blowing.

A stolen moment that I shot in a church in Palma de Mallorca. The boy seemed a bit pensive as he was waiting for the festivities to start.

Just before midnight, close to the arctic circle, the sun is about to touch the horizon before it rises again. My family and my brother's family stayed together on this spot on Tomma for a week or so. We had the best luck ever with the weather, and we could comfortably swim together with the midnight sun (swimming comfortably is rare any time of day/year in the arctic ocean).