I recently went on an amazing photography trip to Kerala in South India - a holiday that’s been on my bucket list for a very long time. It most certainly didn’t disappoint:

We were met with the most inviting smiling people, who were just as fascinated by us as we were of them, a colourful and vibrant culture, saw local men and women work extremely hard to make a living via either fishing, laundry work, spice grinding or tea picking.

We were also treated to a private Kathakali performance, a traditional cultural dance show local to the Kerala state. This really was amazing, as part of the performance is the three hour colourful elaborate make up procedure before the performance, which we as a photography group had exclusive access to.

We also travelled to the Cardamon Hills, where we visited the STUNNING tea plantations, misty lakes, bazaars and villages. Meeting the tea pickers were a highlight and to see first hand the hard work they do:

They are required to pick a minimum of 25 kilos of leaves on a daily basis, anything more than that, they will start to earn extra. They get accommodation, electricity + gas and education for their children plus their wage, so they are looked after. I have a huge amount of respect for them, as their jobs aren’t easy, and going forward I will look at my tea and remember the amazing days I spent in the tea plantations in Munnar, India.

This trip was the highlight of 2022, where so many memories were created, and I’ll cherish them for the rest of my life.

I had the privilege of exploring Buenos Aires and the Iguazu Falls in Argentina, October 2016.

Australia holds a very special place in my heart, I really do feel at home in this massive country. So much so that over the last 9 years I've visited and explored Oz 5 times, and I've absolutely loved every minute of it. I hope my pictures do it justice. (my latest trip was in February 2019)

Burma is such a magical and photogenic country, which I would highly recommend. Every where you go you meet lovely smiling people, who are eager to showcase this part of the world. I loved every minute of my photography trip to this amazing place. 

I’m born and raised in Denmark - and even though I’ve lived abroad for the majority of my adult life, I’m still very much a PROUD Dane at heart. It’s a beautiful country during all the seasons; hope my pictures do it justice. 

My first visit to India was in 2011, where I travelled across the North from New Delhi to Varanasi - and many fascinating places in between. I feel completely in love with this colourful country, full of fascinating people, tasteful flavours, stunning architecture, beautiful landscapes - and I promised myself to return here one day to explore more of the country - which I did in December 2022.

In July 2017 I had the great pleasure of exploring parts of Italy: The Amalfi coast, Capri and Ischia. Such beautiful nature, stunning architecture and the most tasty fresh food. I'll be back! 

UPDATE: In September 2019 I returned to the stunning island of Ischia for a yoga retreat, and it was so lovely, as the weather was sunny and warm. I finished my Italian adventure with a few days in Florence - absolutely gorgeous city - and a day trip around beautiful Tuscany. Well worth visits, I simply can’t recommend this country enough.

London has been my home for over 20 years now - I love the life this amazing city has to offer. It’s also a very photogenic city as you can see.

August 2018:

I recently came back from a four day trip to Amsterdam. What a fantastic city, so culturally rich, vibrant and contrasting. 

The highlight of the trip was an evening in the company of Chris Page from the Amsterdam Photo Safari. He took me around various sites to perfect my night photography. Such a brilliant evening!! 

I also did a day trip to Zaanse Schans, which is a charming little place best known for its collection of well-preserved historic windmills and houses.

Random fact about the Amsterdam canals, which are around 3 metres deep, made up 
of: 
One metre sand, 
One metre water and
One metre of bikes

WOW! Morocco is amazing, I can highly recommend this fascinating, brilliantly, guest free and colourful country. I had the privilege of staying in Marrakech and then went on day trips to the Ouzoud waterfalls (second largest in Africa) and the hippy seaside town of Essaouira. It won't be my last time there 

I’ve visited this stunning country twice now - and absolutely love it. The nature here is something else, absolutely beautiful, people are friendly, warm climate and delicious food. I would highly recommend it, and I don’t think it’s the last time i’ve visited.

I had the pleasure of visiting Porto in Portugal for the first time in May 2019. I knew I was going to enjoy it, as everyone I had spoken to, who had been there, was impressed - and it certainly didn’t disappoint. It’s a stunning place full of amazing architecture, design, creative street art, colourful detailed painted tiles on historical buildings, delicious food and wine, sunshine - and friendly people.

It won’t be the last time I visit Portugal.

I went to Slovenia for the weekend in April 2022. Such a beautiful place, as 60% of the country is covered in forest. I really enjoyed my time there - would highly recommend it.

I spend a wonderful relaxing time by the Costa Brava coast in Spain. It’s an area of natural beauty, many rock formations and the Jardins de Santa Clotilde (landscaped gardens). They have shot the House of the Dragon here - the prequel to Game of Thrones, which is pretty cool.

Spain has been visited a number of times over the years - most recently I went to the Basque Country in Northern Spain, where Bilbao, San Juan de Gaztelugatxe (parts of Game of Thornes was filmed here) and San Sebastian were some of the highlights.

Over the last couple of years I’ve started photographing still life in various studios, and I absolutely love it, as it’s so peaceful. I’m completely focused during the process, as I’m so immersed in it, which means it’s mindfulness the modern way :-)

I hope you enjoy my studio work - I most certainly enjoy creating it.

The Danish Queen has designed and created a new casula for the Danish Church in London and on Sunday 6th December 2020, it was used for the first time by the two priests at the church.

I had the great honour of being asked to take pictures of the celebration and a small selection of the photographs can now be seen on the Danish Royal Family's Facebook page as well as their website and gallery.

A proud moment for me as a photographer.