Artic Sundowner

Lofoten, Norway The legendary Pontus Hallin and Pontus Grafström going in for a final freezing dip of the day. There is nothing like the colors of the winter sky north of the arctic circle.

Swimming Between Giants.

Lofoten, Norway Surfing here you will find yourself at the feet of mountains reaching from deep down the ocean and hundreds of meters straight up in the sky. You will never feel as small as when you lie there in the cold waves surrounded by giants.

Sunset

Ringkøbing Fjord, Denmark The best part of living on the west coast is the sunsets. Some of my clearest memories from my childhood is from when we were sailing on Ringkøbing fjord on cold autumn evenings. Just before nightfall the sun would shine under the clouds and creating the most stunning and dramatic moment. This picture was taken exactly there, but years later.

A Surfer and His Board

Lofoten, Norway The swedish legend, Pontus Hallin, gazing at the waves and snowcovered mountains before heading into the cold waters. Pontus is the most stoked person I've ever met. He spend the most of his childhood sailing with his dad around the world, always bringing a couple of boards. If you ever meet him, buy him a beer and get him to tell some inspiring stories. It is gonna be a night well spend.

The Danish Surf Association

Hvide Sande, Denmark The cold water surfing scene is often small and dedicated. In Denmark all surfers literally know each other. Despite the small numbers, the dedication they have is all it takes to every year deliver a surf tour of nearly professionel standards. I am lucky to be the official photographer and every year the skill and determination amazes me. It takes a curtain mindset to become a good surfer in a land where good waves is a rare bread and the water is often freezing cold.

Sunset on Vancouver Island

Tofino, British Columbia All over the globe you can find cold water surfing communities. In remote places from Alaska to Russia, Iceland to Ireland. On of my absolute favorites is the Tofino "tribe" on Vancouver island.

Man and Sea

Agger, Denmark Surfing is both a social sport and a one mans game. Nothing really beats a solitary session, totally alone, just you and the sea. Also, when you get to tell stories later, the wave could have been just as big as you want it to have been.

Cold Colors

Lofoten, Denmark

The Game of Prediction

Lofoten, Denmark

Greatest Idols, seals

Lofoten, Denmark

Perfection in Small Scale

Secret spot, Denmark

Rubber, Rubber, Rubber

Lofoten, Norway

The Nordic Beach

Lofoten, Norway

Sharing is Caring

Lofoten, Norway

Expanding Your World

Kloster, Denmark

The Shot that Changed My Life

Lofoten, Norway

Lofoten, Norway

Surfing as Meditation

Lofoten, Norway

Window to Your Wettest Dreams

Lofoten, Norway

Starring at The Sea

Lofoten, Norway "You don't see people gazing at tenniscourt, imagine any other sport where people just stand there, looking at the waves rolling in "