First ever black and white assignment. First b/w-conversion in years. The first of the three pics ran on a full page in DN saturday 29. May.
Assignment for Dagens Næringsliv, a covershot for a story on products that became something other than what they set out as. The one with the black background was used on a 2-page spread.
The “studio” was set up in my basement. One speedlight with umbrella directly in front with 45 degree angle over the stuff, with additional two speedlights from either side.
The only time Japanese people get publicly drunk on a large scale is in the springtime when the cherry trees blossom. And if you think the Japanese photograph each other a lot when on vacation, you haven’t seen them during Hanami, which usually occurs late March or early April.
This guy got a tandem parachute jump for his 35th birthday.
I have recieved the first prize in the Sport Feature category of the Norwegian PoY competition with for a feature on the Norwegian Championship of tagteam wrestling.
Below is the edit.
News feature from Alcoas aluminum plant at Lista. The plant is actively trying to cut electricity consumption, and their goal is to cut the consumption by 5 percent, which amounts to 71 GWh.
This is about the same as the average electricity used by around 6000 Norwegians. Aluminum plants are responsible for 15-20% of Norways energy consumption.
A report has stated that the Norwegian heavy industry can save up to 12 TWh a year just by investing in new technology. Alcoa Lista is a modest start, but a start nontheless.