BJØRN CHRISTIANSEN | Photographer

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Hedvig Kristine Sundland

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Hedvig Kristine Sundland

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, Hedvig Kristine Sundland

This summer, 2011, I had a little photo project with Hedvig Khristine Sundland Trend Models. We drove a good distance out of town towards Røros and looked for locations we could get some nice pictures. We stopped at Kvikne and made some shots in a field next to Kvikne Church, before we turned around and drove towards Trondheim. Here are three pictures from Berkåk and an abandoned store. I do not know why, but photographers tend to be attracted to the rustic, abandoned and dilapidated. Styling, hair and make-up in this photo shoot was done by Hedvig herself.

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, modell: Hedvig Kristine Sundland (Trend Models)

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, modell: Hedvig Kristine Sundland (Trend Models)

Two photos from my “morning beauty“-shoot I did with Hedvig Kristine Sundland from Trend Models early one morning in the start of July 2011. We started at Kvikne driving towards Trondheim early morning. This particular photo is taken in the fields in Melhus.

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, modell: Hedvig Kristine Sundland (Trend Models)

photo: Bjørn Christiansen, modell: Hedvig Kristine Sundland (Trend Models)

Two more pictures from the road trip with Hedvig Kristine Sundland early July. These two pictures was photographed at a bus stop I had scouted a few weeks earlier driving home from the Foo Fighters concert with my two friends Martine Lein Skrove and Sascha Njaa, and my girlfriend. High ISO, large aparture and slow shutter speeds makes these two pictures a bit grainy and blurry.

Foto: Bjørn Christiansen, modell: Hedvig Kristine Sundland

Last week Hedvig Kristine Sundland from Trend Models and I went on a little road trip to Kvikne in the middle of the night and shot some photos for Hedvigs portfolio. Around 2 a.m. in the morning it was quite dark and I had to use ISO6400 on my Nikon D700 to get some decent exposures. With an aparture of f/2.8 and a shutter around 1/40 of a second the shots came out quite blurry and noisy, but it gave the series an all over realistic feeling.
Here is one of many shots on a field right next to the old church at Kvikne.