Summer is coming to an end. Birds and squirrels are filling up there reserves, either for traveling south or for staying the winter. In the midst of this feeding frenzy there is also need to keep a lookout for predators. You never know when the sparrow hawk will make a visit....

This was a really fun project and I learned a lot along the way. Jakob Is a wonderful person to work with and Daniel (the guitar dude) has really done a great job with the sound.

Unfortunately my Canon 1 DX broke down on me (somewhat). The problem actually started about a year ago with the camera refusing to wake up from sleep. Usually, pulling out the battery and reinserting it solved the problem and it would take weeks/months before it happened again. Well, the last few months it started to happen a lot so I started googling a possible cause. Turns out it’s probably a faulty power circuit card. So I sent it of...

Last weekend Göran let me borrow his Eagle hide for a day. That ment getting in to the hide at Saturday evening, and exiting the day after. I must say I enjoyed it a lot. Göran routinely feeds the eagles with leftovers from a fish precessing plant. This time roughly a 100 kg was spread out som 40-60 m from the hide. Aside from a massive amount of crows and ravens there were plenty of eagles. The weather was shifting and from time to time heavy...

Thank’s to Emils connections in the noble art of Kendo we got invited to do a photoshoot for IKSU kendo last tuesday. Kendo as a training method for swordfighting has a very long history arriving in the form practiced today somwhere around the midle of the 18th century. At that time a man named Nakanishi Chuta started using bamboo swords and thick gloves to lessen damages during practice, while still allowing full force attacks....