photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Charite Viken

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Charite Viken

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Charite Viken

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Charite Viken

I thought the last post was the last for a while, but then I got a little time before my flight to Denmark too off and then I could post some more pictures from the photo shoot I had with the Charite Viken (DP Models). Here we are in a fairly narrow elevator. Nikon 24mm f/2.8, SB-900 and Orbis Ring Flash is the extra equipment I used in addition to my trusty Nikon D700. Make-up and hair was done by Ann Karin Williams Aastø from OurStyle.

Well, now I’m leaving on a jet plane, leaving the snow, rain, ice and cold. 2 degrees Celsius and sun is a fairly good upgrade.

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Charite Viken

Second part from the series I did for Charite Viken, artist represented by DP-Models. As the first part, this is shot with natural illumination in a dim staircase in a parking garage in Trondheim. The reason for all the noise in this picture is that I had cranked up the ISO-speed to 2500 to get a decent exposure at f/2.8 with my 24mm lens. Even tough it’s not done perfect technical wise, I felt that the rawness in both the style and posture of Charite expressed and the noise all over the image says something about what I am trying to express. First I wanted the photo to be in black and white, but the dirty green light the fluorescent bulb was casting set the mood perfectly. Make-up and hair was done by Ann Karin Williams Aastø from OurStyle. Thank you for helping out and doing such a great job at this photo shoot.

The recent days I have been assisting Lars Erik Berg from Centerteam doing a commercial job for Mascot Høie A/S. Høie is a manufacturer based in Fosen making bedsheets and pillows. It was fun and experiencing two days at the studios of Centerteam.

Sunday I am leaving for Denmark again hoping to get to do some model testing for Modelbureauet Modelbooking again and I will be back in Norway around Christmas. Which in short means that my blog will not be updated that frequently as the past few weeks. Hope you will take a look in my picture gallery and enjoy all the photos I have published the past recent years. Leave me some feedback and comments if you’d like and I’ll try to answer as soon as possible.

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow - Maria Holmberg

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

These photos are from the first part of the fashion / hair-trend show at Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel in Trondheim. The first show was held by hair dressers and stylists from Heads Up HÃ¥rstudio in Trondheim. Models are both represented by Trend Models and DP Models. Also on the runway was some of the band members from Irresistible who is competing in the Norwegian Grand Prix this spring. Tina Larsen had put together a great show for us.

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photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, OI goes GAGA & HeadsUp Hårshow - Stian Marius Sivertsen

Saturday OI HÃ¥r og Velvære and Heads Up HÃ¥rstudio arranged a fashion show showing off hair trends and styles. These pictures are from “Julecupen” a competition where the contestants style a model from top to toe, hair, make-up and clothes. Lotte Aalberg Kalvø (OI HÃ¥r og Velvære), with her model Stian Marius Sivertsen, won the category Male Fashion. Congratulations!

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photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Self Portrait

Today I had some spare time at the school I am photographing, to be precise, 2 hours. After eating lunch, reading various online newspapers, taking the extra pictures to school and read your papers again, I connected my mouse to the laptop, which we use as a capture device when we photograph the students, and used it as a remote trigger to the camera. There is a reason that I feel comfortable behind the camera than in front. The portraits I am photographing comes out way better than this one.