Of all the truly great things...

...That inspire me to create, I consider truly great and beautiful the work of the Photo-Secessionist movement of the early 20th century. Such greats as Steiglitz and Day made such beautifully enchanting and atmospheric images that really captured my heart and obviously influence my aesthetic choices in the pictures that I make for my own enjoyment.

Here are a small few...

'Helle' 2017

'Smidstrup Strand' 2017

I know that this blog should be primarily be about my business as a massage therapist, but I promised in my very first post to write of the great things in my life.
Besides, I consider the creative, artistic interests that I have to be inextricably linked to 
my work as a masseur and helping people to heal with any kind of therapy is an art.

I digress slightly. That I had the great opportunity to study taking and developing photography at art school in Boston was nothing short of absolutely wonderful and have since been fascinated by the history of the subject. 

'Shirt' 2018



'Nut' 2018

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