Ever since I bought my first digital camera, I have been drawn to—and obsessed with—architecture and the poetry of structures. I have spent endless hours in empty parking facilities, outside desolate office buildings, under bridges, inside tunnels, around towers, and in countless places that most people simply pass by and overlook. It’s a passion that has only grown over the years, teaching me to cherish the ordinary and to see beauty in everything around me.
2025 was once again a record year for the Carlsberg Foundation. For the first time ever, they distributed more than DKK 1 billion to charitable purposes.
This is stated in their Annual Report 2025, which has just been published.
Earlier this year I worked with @carlsbergfondet on photography for the annual report including the cover 🍀
Marts måneds bedste billede er fundet! ✨
Vores jury har netop kåret det bedste billede for marts måned i fotokonkurrencen “Fang lyset i arkitekturen” – og vinderen er Mette Lyhne Hansen! 🏆
Hun fangede et helt særligt øjeblik med magiske aftenlys i Sneglegangen på årets første forårsdag. Stort tillykke, Mette – og tak for det smukke bidrag. Et årskort til Rundetaarn er snart på vej til dig.
📸 Vil du også være med?
Del dine bedste billeder, hvor lyset spiller sammen med Trinitatiskompleksets unikke arkitektur, og deltag i konkurrencen om flotte præmier og chancen for at få dine billeder udstillet i Rundetaarn under Kulturnatten. Konkurrencen er åben frem til september.
Læs meget mere om regler, præmier og hvordan du deltager på rundetaarn.dk 🔗
Alle vindere i konkurrencen trækkes af en professionel jury bestående af :
Klaus Nygaard, chefredaktør på Digital FOTO @diginordic
Camilla van Deurs, tidl. stadsarkitekt og partner i Nordic Office of Architecture
@crfvd
Kim Høltermand, arkitekturfotograf @holtermand
From the personal collection. Kohle über Draht. German factory photobook from 1963 with beautiful photos by german photographer Rudi Angenendt (1924-2008), son of Erich Angenendt. Widely unknown and highly underrated.
Forårslys i Sneglegangen ✨
Vidste du, at vi i anledning af 350-året for Ole Rømers opdagelse af lysets hastighed netop nu inviterer fotoglade gæster og fotografer til at fange lyset i arkitekturen og deltage i vores fotokonkurrence? 📸
🏆 Der er flotte præmier og mulighed for at få sine billeder udstillet i Rundetaarn på højkant når juryen bestående af Digital FOTOs chefredaktør Klaus Nygaard, tidl. stadsarkitekt og partner i Nordic Office of Architecture Camilla van Deurs og arkitekturfotograf
Kim Høltermand udvælger de bedste.
Læs mere og deltag på Rundetaarn.dk 🔗
One photographer that has influenced me the most is Keld Helmer-Petersen.
Keld Helmer-Petersen is one of the most influential Danish photographers in the 20th Century. He was an international pioneer in colour photography and was a central figure in not only Danish but also European modernist photography. His career spanned 70 years and he had strong interest in modern architecture, industrial areas and structures. He was very prolific and continuously experimented and challenged the many possibilities of the photographic image.
His efforts have put a mark on photography as an artistic expression. With his keen eye for things that are generally overlooked, Keld Helmer-Petersen opened a door to the hidden beauty of a world, we thought we knew so well.
Photograph of Keld Helmer-Petersen by Björn Dawidsson
