A Photographic Journal
Aalborg has been changing a lot, especially in the last decade. The waterfront is one of the places that have changed the most, and even though I like to see how the city changes, I am not sure I am a big fan of these new, usually white towers that are being built everywhere.
Taken with my Lensbaby Edge 50, which seems to be made for these kind of shots.
Once again, the incredible Lensbaby Edge 50.
I can’t remember the last time a new lens kickstarted my creativity this way. It is so much fun and so frustrating and demaning at the same time.
An EH-101 Merlin of the RDAF flying low over one of the buildings along the waterfront in Aalborg.
I am a bit amazed that this picture actually came out as good as it did. I had only a few seconds to compose and manually focus my Lensbaby Edge 50 for this shot.
Another shot taken with the Lensbaby Edge 50. It is a remarkable lens and so much fun to work with and I think it goes really well with the more moody black and white style.
Here we are at Musikkens Hus (The House of Music) in Aalborg, Denmark.
I went for a walk to get some fresh air and to get of of the house for a short while. Home isolation is beginning to take it’s toll on me.
Staying away from crowds is no issue for me. I also try to avoid crowds anyway. And this was the perfect chance to take my Lensbaby Edge 50 out for some real-life trials.
I must admit I was blown away. The Edge 50 is so much fun to shoot with and I just instinctively knew how to twist and turn it, to get the look I wanted.