Shooting in the dark: concert photography with the Sony A7 IV
November 04, 2026
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I spend most of my time photographing forests, lakes and mountains. Then I step into a concert venue, and everything changes. No sunrise to wait for, no slow light. Just darkness, noise, and light that changes every second.
It’s one of the most fun challenges I know. Here’s what works for me with the A7 IV.
Fast glass first.
I shoot with the 24-...
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Freezing Tour – 6 Days in Real Winter
February 16, 2026
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Few weeks ago I led our Freezing Tour for Outdoor Academy Finland — a six-day ski expedition across Iso-Syöte National Park.
Temperatures sat between -20°C and -32°C the whole time. Proper winter. The kind that doesn’t allow you to be passive.
This trip is all about being proactive in subzero conditions. Layer before you sweat. Eat before you’r...
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How to film the northern lights with the Sony A7IV
November 07, 2025
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There is something magical about standing under the northern sky, camera in hand, as green light ripples across the horizon. The aurora feels alive — unpredictable, silent, and humbling. If you’ve ever tried to record it on video, though, you know it’s a tricky subject. The Sony A7 IV is a beast in low light, but capturing the aurora’s true motion...
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Arctic Waters l Paddling the open coast from Ramberg to Å
October 29, 2025
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In 2022 I had the privilege of leading an incredible sea kayaking expedition along the western end of the Lofoten Islands. For seven days, we carved our way through open Arctic waters, navigating strong currents and the raw, untamed beauty of the Norwegian coast. Each paddle stroke brought us closer to the dramatic landscapes that have inspired exp...
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Travel Adventure Photography in India and Tanzania with NOLS.
October 26, 2025
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Adventure photography isn’t just about capturing beautiful landscapes — it’s about telling a story, immersing yourself in nature, and connecting with local culture. NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School) courses give you the perfect backdrop to do all three. Whether you’re exploring the jungles of India or the savannahs of Tanzania, here’s how t...
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