It’s not until just now that I actually saw that all of my latest photos on Instagram has water and boats in them. How about that, huh? Must be some sort of message from my brain.


It’s not until just now that I actually saw that all of my latest photos on Instagram has water and boats in them. How about that, huh? Must be some sort of message from my brain.


I’ve actually had almost an entire week without work, which is quite amazing and impressive with my kind of job. I only have real vacation when everyone else does, otherwise I get loads of emails and calls all day long. So this week while most of the country, or shall I say world, celebrated easter – I did the same! Well, not really celebrated easter since I’m not that religious, but celebrated taking time off
Here’s a few shots from the last couple of days.



Anja brought home oilplant seeds from Fuerteventura. This shall be interesting!

My hometown, as you see – it most definitely is a town.

Lighthouses are among my photography crushes, unfortunately I don’t get to see one very often. I think I’ll start a collection of lighthouses once I get the chance to buy the first one.


Cooking a turkey on the weber the first day of easter.
There’s something magical about clouds – when you’re looking up at the sky and it looks like these photos below, it feels like anything is possible. The sky is the limit – nothing else.
I’ve been enjoying the past week in my hometown, and we’ve been blessed with all sorts of weather this easter – Sunny, snowy, cloudy .. Not rainy though, but I’m really looking forward to summer this year. It’s a bit fun to think about the fact, that just one year ago I was in the middle of my final project at school, still working as an intern, and awaiting response from Auckland University of Technology – regarding my application for a bachelor in graphic design.
Where am I now? .. In august I got a fulltime job the same place I was an intern and in october I moved to the city, and I’ve been doing that since. In a few months my boss will return from her maternity leave, which means I’m finishing up my work here, and once again have to figure out what I’m gonna do.
Not to worry though, I’ve got a plan. I’m sending out applications for travel agencies right around these days, applying to become a travel guide. I have no idea if I’m fit for the job or if I’ll even like the job, but I had a feeling that I wanted to do this, so I’m putting all my energy into making it happen. What else is there to do when you want something, right? The sky is the limit. I’ll keep you posted when or if something happens.
But for now, take a look at the sky where ever you are, and dream away!



It feels like I’ve been waiting for flowers to appear forever, but now they’re starting to show – can’t wait until summer is finally here.









One of my favorite parts of Copenhagen – Charlottenlund. Nature meets the city.



