Interests

The things I do when I'm not writing code.

Cycling

Two wheels, one obsession. I started cycling seriously in 2018 as a way to disconnect from screens — it quickly became the thing I look forward to most. There's something deeply satisfying about covering distance under your own power, especially across the varied terrain Denmark and Scandinavia offer.

I ride a mix of road and gravel, typically clocking 150–200 km per week during summer. My favourite routes weave through North Zealand — long, flat coastal roads interrupted by forest climbs. Every summer I do at least one multi-day tour; I've ridden Copenhagen to Berlin, the Danish coast route, and parts of EuroVelo 3.

Beyond the solo riding I'm part of a small weekday morning group. The 6am start is brutal in January. The coffee afterwards is not.

180 km Weekly avg (summer)
312 km Longest single ride
3,200 m Elevation record
CPH → Hornbæk Favourite route

Current kit

  • Road bike Canyon Endurace CF SL 8
  • Gravel bike Specialized Diverge Comp
  • Computer Garmin Edge 1040
  • Tracking Strava

Photography

I shoot primarily on film — there's an intentionality to 36 exposures per roll that I haven't been able to replicate digitally. My interest started with street photography in Copenhagen, expanded into landscape work on cycling tours, and has recently shifted toward long-exposure architecture.

My process is slow and deliberate: I rarely shoot more than one roll per outing. I develop black-and-white film myself in a small bathroom darkroom, which has taught me more about exposure and chemistry than any tutorial could.

I scan with a Plustek and do minimal digital post-processing — contrast and crop, nothing more. The grain is the point.

I shoot:
Street Landscape Architecture Long Exposure Black & White

Kit bag

  • Primary body Nikon FM2 (35mm film)
  • Secondary Pentax 67 (medium format)
  • Favourite lens Nikkor 35mm f/2 AI-S
  • Film stock Kodak Tri-X 400, Portra 400
  • Scanner Plustek OpticFilm 8200i