Hello my gorgeous people! I’m back again with a little teaser from the shoot I did with one of my Viking Lady-bosses the other day Miss Signe Mørkebjerg Sjøstrøm. The shoot is an editorial for Rock’n’Roll People Magazine, which both Signe and I are big fans of. Prior to the actual shoot, Signe and I met up and plotted a story board. We are/were both in a state of mind where a lot of issues regarding relationships on many levels, the male / female sexuality and how we treat
Happy Friday lovely blog followers! I’m back, and this time with the next ‘Viking Lady-Boss’ interview… Signe Mørkebjerg Sjøstrøm has become a dear friend and a huge inspiration to me fast. We met at a campaign shoot in LA a little over a year ago and ever since we have clicked as friends and colleagues. I feel very, very safe working with Signe, which is why I take risks when we shoot. I’ve done stuff with SIgne I would never in a million years do with other photographers or film
Today is full moon and either way you turn it something is up. Just saying. Everybody is acting a bit weird around me these past few days. Perhaps you might not believe that the moon, the inevitable traveling of the stars and other cosmic stuff can be juxtaposed in relationship to human behavior. It’s fine by me. I don’t really care. I just know what I feel and experience. And indecisiveness, stalling, new and random meetings with mixed emotions and weird gossip is present in my realm so to speak.
Inspired by being back in the neck of my woods and catching up with old and new friends I have decided to do a feature on 4 diverse Danish women who inspire me on different levels. They are 4 unique and distinct women when it comes to temper, careers, looks, lifestyle and backgrounds. They all have a few things in common though and that is a fantastic strength, a mature insightfulness , amazing energy, power, passion, tenacity and a unique creativity. Each woman is my friend and I am proud
A wise person once told me that when all is said and done, usually more is said than done. He is right. I see it oh so often in my work in the entertainment industry, where there is a lot of blah-blah. But also generally speaking. People talk about doing something, pursuing something, changing something, but often they keep talking and never take the first step walking. It’s a shame. Because ‘wow’ it feels good to take a leap and trust that the net will appear. I can only recommend