«Reptiles and amphibians are sometimes thought of as primitive, dull and dimwitted. In fact, of course, they can be lethally fast, spectacularly beautiful, surprisingly affectionate and very sophisticated»
-Sir David Attenborough
Romania 26.04-03.05.2024 Romania may not be the first destination that comes to mind for herping in Europe, but it definitely deserves a spot on your list! The country boasts a diverse range of reptiles, stunning landscapes, and incredibly friendly herpers. For this trip, my goal was to find the three viper species native to Romania:…
10 years ago I was in Sweden and photographed captive Bitis cornuta and caudalis, and ever since that moment I’ve had a dream to see and photograph these species in the wild. And this year the dream finally was fullfilled! Since my ordinary travelling company was occupied with other travels I invited some people to…
Israel is the meeting point for the herpetofauna from North Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East, and there over 100 reptilers in this small country! No wonder it has been on my list to visit for some years already. Finally it all panned out, and I travelled south with the two fellow herpers, Kriss…
28.08-06.09.2017 was spent in Arizona, and a couple of short trips into New Mexico, with my two friends Are and Tom. Who both are amazing photographers! Our main target for this trip was to see as many rattlesnake species as possible. We had the target of seeing 10 species in total, 1 for each day.…
Captive and studio
I do also take great pleasure in shooting reptiles from captive collections, in both studio settings and in their terraria. And also sometimes I get the chance to shoot wild animals in studio settings, as this sometimes gives the chance to really show them from their best side!
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