Less comfort, creates more presence. That became my quiet rule for walking and photographing in Copenhagen this winter. This is the final chapter in my blog, of this winter. When everything is slippery and you’re wearing too many layers just to stay warm, going outside with a camera already feels like an effort. But the cold slows us down. We pause, observe, and choose more carefully when to take the photo. Moving slower helps us notice details we usually miss. Snow simplifie

I’m starting to share these short notes slowly, the same way I photograph: By noticing, walking, and giving things time. After noticing all the lights people place in their windows and on their tables to make winter warmer, I started paying attention to the light that doesn’t need to be added. The light that is already there. I learned quite early on that when it comes to photography, too much light is rarely a good thing. Especially harsh light. It often flattens faces, crea

Magic lights This is my second winter here, and after celebrating another birthday in Copenhagen, I stopped and wanted to notice how the light changes with each season. You’re more than welcome to join and read my stories, see my photos, and I hope they will be interesting for you as well. Copenhagen feels full of lights this time of year: candles, stars in the windows,  Juledekoration, spicy hot Gløgg and warm Kakao, as well as Ice rinks and Christmas markets everywhere. Jul