Saving your travel memories

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Writer: Co-operation partner

Do you often find yourself dreaming of sun and sea, beautiful beaches and warm weather? Do you regularly dream of the journeys you've made in the past, which may have included fun adventures, great socialising and cool environments?

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The destinations where you can take photos without crowding

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Writer: Helena Bergström

You've seen amazing photos of a destination on blogs or Instagram, but when you finally arrive, you're met with... a wall of tourists. Does this sound familiar? The trick to getting those experiences (and photos) you dream of is to travel to places where not everyone else goes. Here are some tips!

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Ordering paintings with your own travel photos

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Have you ever made paintings with your own travel photos? We recently received a canvas board with a photo from one of our trips to Poland. Really fun to have a memory from one of our trips on the wall at home! Please tell us how you usually use your travel photos?

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The future of mobiles and cameras - where are we going?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

We've been listening to a breakfast seminar on mobile phones and camera functions, and we have to say that developments are moving at a rapid pace. Do you even need a real camera now that mobile phone cameras have become so good? What can you really do with modern mobile phone cameras? Is this new technology as amazing as it sounds... or can it also be dangerous?

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Filming with the DJI Osmo Gimbal - stabilising the film

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Today we're getting technical here on the blog and talking about filming with the DJI Osmo Gimbal. If you've been following our blog for a while, you've probably noticed that Peter has been getting more and more involved in filming and producing mobile material, both for the blog and for the internet. our Youtube channel. Making good films requires practice, of course, but also the right equipment. Peter has now acquired a gadget that ensures that the films are stable.

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12 tips for better travel photos

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Writer: Helena Bergström

When we asked for feedback on the blog we got a lot of comments that we showcase great photos, and one reader even asked if we could share tips on how to take better travel photos. At first we thought "we can't do that, we're not photographers". Then we thought again and realised that we've probably learnt a lot over the years and might still have some tips to share.

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Marriage and wedding photography

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Last Saturday it was time for a wedding in the archipelago, when Peter's niece Dessi finally got married to her husband Lasse. We were there as guests, but also as wedding photographers. Here is a small sample of the pictures and a few words about the wedding and the boat trip up to the big wedding party.

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Which holiday photos bother you on social media?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

When we Swedes go on holiday, we like to post holiday photos on social media to show how good we have it - perhaps on Facebook, Instagram or our own blog. But how are these pictures actually received?

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"Borrowing" images online - how to do it?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Now I have to write about something that has been on my mind for a while. Quite often, when I read other people's blogs, I see that under an image it says "image borrowed from the web" or "image borrowed from Google". I don't want to be grumpy, but "the web" is a very vague place and Google is a search engine. Any image that you or I put on the internet can be found via Google. But that doesn't mean Google owns the image.

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