DOGS
Photographing dogs of all shapes and sizes is usually an entertaining job.
It's most certainly a nice challenge that brings a smile to my face.
VARIOUS DOGS
In studio and on location.
Alaskan malamute, Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever, Afghan dog, Labrador retriever, Briard, Australian shepherd, Tibetan terrier, Eurasian, Greenland dog, a mutt and others.
Above: Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
Above: Afghan Dog
Above: Labrador Retriever
Above: Briard
Above: Australian Shepherd
Above: Tibetan Terrier
ALASKAN MALAMUTE
Apart from undisputedly being the biggest, it's definately also the most enduring, strongest, toughest, cutest and most intelligent sled dog in the world.
A lot of positive statements have been made regarding the charismatic and photogenic Alaskan Malamutes by a lot of people, and of course I concur with the above statements.
However, I am as biased as can be, having lived with a pack of these loveable guys for more than a decade.
It's fair to say they stole my heart.
Dog Photographer of the Year
2014
I finished third in the world's largest dog photography competition, the esteemed English Kennel Club's annual Dog Photographer of the Year 2014.
Competing with 13.000 photos submitted from 60 countries, I won 3. place in the category "Dogs at Work" with my action photo of a bunch of amazing, hard-working huskies, striding across the frozen tundra in icy Lapland.
I shot the picture north of the Arctic Circle at Fjällräven's 300 km long Polar Sled Dog Race.
Apart from the 3. place in the category "Dogs at Work" my 4 other photos submitted, made it through the selection process and were all by the judges characterized as "runner-ups" to the winning images.
The Stamp Project
It was a great honor when I was chosen by the Danish Postal Service to photograph one of their annual stamp series. Seven dogs had been selected for the five stamps.
