As an added bonus to our trip to New York I gave my dad a helicopter ride over the city for christmas. To be honest I was a bit scared how my fear of heights would handle this since the helicopter ride I booked had no doors. But it went fine, it seems that my…
On our first day in New York I took my dad to The Met. The primary exhibit we were going for was the Richard Avadon Murals, and of course we were also gonna go see the Karl Lagerfeld exhibit. Sadly the Avadon exhibit was rather small and dissapointing (or maybe we just couldn’t find the…
So I guess you are here because you have a plugin that keeps being disabled. Well I’m pretty sure I have the solution, and as I have not been able to find the soultion for this anywhere on the internet then I decided to post it here even though this is not the stuff I…
Wadi Rum was a place I had not heard of before I started looking in to going to Jordan, the only thing I really knew was that I wanted to visit Petra. But as I started reading up on Jordan, every article mentioned that Wadi Rum was something not to be missed. So after a…
Petra is the main attraction of Jordan, and deservedly so. It is quite spectacular. If you don’t know what Petra is, you may have seen it anyway, it has been used as a filming location in a couple of movies, most famously the building known as the Treasury is used as the last resting place…
My third day in Jordan was spent visiting religious sites. This part of Jordan I had actually planned to skip as I had no idea how to get to these sites without a car, but on the day of my arrival I found out that my hotel could arrange a driver for me to take…
After a healthy breakfast of water, orange juice and nothing else (I have some trouble working up an appetite when it’s hot) I went out to explore Amman. I knew that the old Roman Theatre was quite close by the hotel, so I decided to start out by going to see that, I had decided…
After leaving Romania I went on to the main goal of this journey, Jordan. I started my trip around Jordan in it’s capital Amman. Just about the first thing you see when you leave the airport is a sign to the Iraqi border and to the Syrian border, this is a good reminder of what…
After years of waiting. this year it was finally time for the Tour de France start in Denmark. And yesterday the start of this years “Le Tour” took place in Copenhagen. So I of course had to take the opportunity to go shoot some pictures and video of some of the greatest athletes in the…
So Sarajevo was awesome. I arrived with no idea what to expect, I had done zero research. I was invited to Sarajevo by my friend Martin because he needed a photographer for a project (there will be updates on this at some point on my social media). So I really went in blind. But Sarajevo…
Day 5: Luxor temple and Karnak temple Day 6: Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens Day 7: Flying a hot air baloon over the Nile
I’d like to share a story to address a question I often get. Hang tight—it’s a bit of a long one, but it includes, hopefully, a good story, a point, and a moral. The question I often find myself answering is whether traveling alone is sad. To respond, let me tell you about the time…