I’ve lived in my home town Akaa for almost a decade. Some years ago while walking in the neighbourhood, I noticed these two big houses which had their windows boarded shut and seemed totally abandoned. I have always been interested in local history and all things forgotten, so the houses piqued my interest. The houses …
Juankoski is a quiet little town deep in Finland’s heart. Last month the nearest city Kuopio saw 16,6 hours of daylight (and 703,4 hours of darkness or cloudy weather). Today we had a whole day of sun, meaning 4 hours of bright light. I grabbed my camera and headed out for a photography stroll. I …
A group of vikings set ashore at Laukko manor around noon last Saturday. The vikings were fierce enough, but the people were spared of pillaging and slaughter. The pig was not as fortunate.
Mosse turns 10 in September. Mosse has been with us about 7 years now. He is a good boy.
Exactly a year ago, I started participating in “a week in a minute” video challenge. You are meant to shoot footage (nearly) every day and edit a minute-long video out of each week’s material. I did 11 episodes between 6th of April and 4th of July.
There is a bridge construction site at a critical phase in Tampere and they had to drain Tammerkoski dry. I work near the rapids and when I approached the water during lunch hour, the smell instantly made me feel all summery.
Photo critique is an excellent way to develop your photography skills. To have your own pictures analyzed and commented on or watching other’s pictures getting critiqued can be very educational. Even looking at photos is a good way to develop your artistic eye. By looking and analyzing enough photos and getting acquainted with the history …
I just had to share this video my colleague linked to me last week. The music video is interactive, meaning when you press space or tap your phone’s screen, the video switches to another timeline. The video tells an awesome story and it has two different timelines. The default timeline is now and when you …
I stumbled across this video of a japanese photographer Daido Moriyama. He uses only a small pocket camera for his street photography and has been doing so for decades. The video below shows us an interesting perspective on creating narrative through photography. Good video for a lazy sunday afternoon! 🙂 By the way, I noticed …