Tag: photography
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What’s it like in prison
All right, a bait-kind title for once. But I just took some photos of these historical buildings for my novel and thought I would share some of them with you. The walls here are thick and the doors are heavy and have always, of course, been heavily guarded. Less so these days in this particular […]
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Scanning glass negatives – part three
My latest scans show one photo that looks like it was taken in Viborg, though I may be mistaken too. The rest of the photos do not give me much clues as to who the families were, nor where they lived. All I can say at this stage is that whoever took these photos had […]
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Chapters from the past
I took these photographs yesterday on a quick bike tour. They represent places that I write about in connection with my childhood. Most of these locations will eventually be a decor in my book and the photos work as reminders in the process. The rail road bridge, or what’s left of it, used to be […]
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Of people and of places
Here’s a couple of photos to share with you, dear readers. I’ve decided to keep posting some of my work here in short blog entries rather than on social media platforms that require being glued to my phone. Many of the photos I have recently taken are in one way or another connected to the […]
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Scanning glass negatives – part two
About ninety percet of the negatives I have worked on are so dense that the scanner is unable to make the image come alive from the surface of the glass. I may use a lightbox instead of a scanner next, but first I need that box, or rather come up with some DIY solution. Yet, […]
Jarmo Pikkujämsä 