Håkon Borgen 7/7/20 Håkon Borgen 7/7/20

Uthaug stolling

Pictures I took an a stroll around Uthaug looking at houses for sale.

Taken with Olympus Stylus Mju I with Ilford HP5 400

Håkon Borgen 3/15/20 Håkon Borgen 3/15/20

ABGT350 and Prague

Back in late September of 2019, my buddy Jørgen, Espen and I finally got the chance to go to ABGT for the first time. I had the time of my life at these concerts we went to that weekend. Google “ABGT350” if you want to know more. At one of the concerts, I brought my point and shoot camera Olympus MJU 1. I also took some pictures with my FujiFilm X-PRO1 as well.

I want to highlight some of the photos I took, I was especially pleased with these ones. I absolutely love the reflections in the first pictures and the documentary-style in the other two.

Here are rest of the photos shot on the Olympus Stylus MJU. The color film are Kodak Portra 400 and the black and white are HP5 Ilford 400.

I also shot some photos on my digital FujiFilm camera from walking around in the city:

Håkon Borgen 2/25/20 Håkon Borgen 2/25/20

Oktoberfest in Styrn

Pictures from when Guro and I when to Oktober fest in Stryn, Norway. Sadly, I didn’t take any pictures from the actual party... But we had a blast driving around and looking at Norway’s stunning landscape. This all happened over a weekend, drown down on Friday after work. Party on Friday night, daytime on Saturday we drow around, Saturday night we partied and on Sunday we drow home via Geirangerfjorden and Trollstigen. As I had never been there myself, I had a blast seen the nature I live just a few hours from.

All photos were shot on my Olympus Mju 1 when Ilford HP5 and Kodak Ektar 100 film stocks. A lot of the black and white photos didn’t turn out as it was shot at night on 400 ISO. Here are the best photos for the weekend

Håkon Borgen 1/23/20 Håkon Borgen 1/23/20

17th of may with friends in black and white film

Back on 17 of May 2019 the national holiday in Norway, I shot my first roll of black and white film. The film stock I used was Ilford HP5 400 with the Olympus OM10. It was a very sunny day, and with the 400 ISO, I see now that I should have used lower ISO. Even at F16, you can still see that the pictures are way overexposed. Some of them I had to edit exposure on because of it been way overexposed.

Here are the pictures, colored ones from Fujifilm C200 later this week!