"Getting the impossible shot" Tribute to Clark Little and the beauty of water

The Hawaiian photographer Clark Little is daily posting the most fantastic and inspiring photos from inside the waves and waters of Hawaii.
https://clarklittlephotography.com
To celebrate his great work I wanted to try to do the impossible shot as a drawing where you are both inside and above water with the photographer in the eye of the action. Right where the water meets the air is the spot where Clark catches his amazing pictures and with risk and great skill he really brings out the pure magic of moving water.

The water surrounding Denmark is quite a bit colder but we all know that all water on the planet somehow is connected and what we do here will have affect in far away places. Water should be treated with the respect that it deserves since it is the only single thing that makes this planet different from any other dust ball floating around in space. 

Thanks Clark for getting into the eye of the action and getting all those impossible shots.

"Humpback morning"

One of those mornings where the sky looks magic and kickstarts imagination

A new setup and a new gallery

A full can of FF Zero G floats just above the sand waiting to refuel a well-traveled craft

This visual is an attempt to show what I intend to deliver through my new company called Faber Fuel. It also marks the launch of a Gallery where I will collect my original artwork, photos and concepts from the past and present. Please visit, like, comment and share (That is my best fuel).
Link to the Faber Gallery blog

The name Faber Fuel comes from the idea of this faraway FF "Gas"station in the middle of an amazing rocky dessert where all kind of vehicles and characters land to get re-fueled before going on new adventures. The travelers both give and get inspiration and stories and they know that this is no ordinary fuel. It is FF Zero G and it neutralizes gravity giving amazing positive lift and power to go anywhere. Zero G basically gives you the power to travle infinite distances and infinite time in a single thought with almost no harmful emission:)
The FF station is just a thought away and I hope to see you there for a refill, a chat and new adventures.

Unique Ferrari prototypes and a great experience in Maranello

A small break from the #RebelNature production I had some days in Italy and why not drive by Maranello and visit Ferrari. An amazing experience and here are some pictures of the unique one-offs that is in this museum. The craftsmanship and dedication to excellence and detail is extremely inspiring and by the way. The story goes that Mr. Ferrari started his factory after turning 50 so there is hope for creating something great when you are past the youth:).

Back to 21-10-2015. Now we don't have to wait for the future

Just an image from Copenhagen morning traffic to celebrate the fact that now we are living in the future. There is no need to wait anymore. Go and do what you have to do! #RebelNature

Finding inspiration for Res Waveborn of RebelNature in surfmode

Denmark is not the biggest surfnation but the first weekend of august I went surfing in some small (1m) waves in the north of Sealand with my 2 daughters and this gave plenty of inspiration for Res from RebelNature in her surf mode. Here my oldest daughter poses in silhouette. I think I'm going to use that silhouette for something in #RebelNature

"Seeing faces" - The DR Ironman rebuild

I recently visited the DR City. The headquarters of the Danish national broadcasting corporation (DR) It is great when architecture is this bold and daring and gives associations.

Being a compulsive "face finder" I couldn't help reimagining one of the structures in the inner hall of the main building:)
 Here is the transformation in 4 steps. The first picture is how it actually looks.

Sunset snapshot

Valuable Cargo

This is why I do Rebel Nature

On an amazing beach in Zanzibar where the tide shifts by 3m, this kind of seashell constantly appear from the Indian ocean. We humans are at the top of the food cain so one day we (or our children) will be eating our own trash. Talking about our daily convenience becoming the nightmare of the future. Water is the most precious substance on this planet and anyone with any kind of surplus regardless of religion or political orientation ought to start cleaning up. In the Rebel Nature story nature starts using these new materials and builds them into new lifeforms which has extreme and unpredictable consequences.

Strange sea shells

In the future coral may be no more than a color

Bad tide

Message in a bottle

East Africa snapshots part 2

Serengeti safari break

"Please stay inside the vehicle"

"You talking to me?"

Tall and amazing

Young Masai boys with painted faces

Angry male ahead

I'm watching you, stranger

An island in a sea of grass

East Africa snapshots part 1. Tanzania and Zanzibar February 2015

Until now Africa has been a blank spot on my map but now I have spent 2 weeks in this raw and wild part of our world and it has been an eye-opener in many ways. The raw and awesome wildlife experience. The close up “survival of the fittest” or “hunt or be hunted”. The simple and tough living of people outside of the tourist areas. The rejection of modern living by the Masai tribes and the ever present environmental threat that nature is exposed to. Here You can see some of my best shots from the trip.

Ngorogoro Crater. 20 x 16 km of natural zoo filled with wildlife

Vibrant African colors

Mask power ad libitum

Todays lion menu

The "smart" generation

Smart tech is redefining us as human beings and we are constantly checking our artificial handheld new brain. I wonder how the coming generations will look back at this point in time.
Below you can see the original Giacometti sculpture at Louisiana museum of modern art north of Copenhagen.

HF MOC "cleaning" the basement of Hero Factory

Here is a big HF Special-Ops Moc on location in the wrecked basement of the Hero Factory. He is carrying the prototype "Hero Booster". A weapon that de-materializes and compresses the target into a small container inside the weapon. The contained target can later be decompressed in a secure location. The weight of the weapon has required a major rebuild of the basic hero frame.

Graffiti fall in Copenhagen

Just next door to the office nature has taken over this parking lot, and the graffiti

Designed by coincidence

I took this picture just to test the colors but when I looked closer and tilted it slightly a strange face appeared. Almost a ancient wooden version of Ironman. Do you see it?:)

Amazing repetitive patterns of Nature

 Marble plate close up in Pompeii

Ice sheet seen from 10.000 meters

Ancient LEGO in Pompeii

Just found a picture that I took in Pompeii/Italy back in 2011. Looks like they already were using studs back then only upside down.

August Full Moon

Out capturing the magic

Great sunset tonight!