Author Archives: Kyrre Lien
Polaroid lamp DIY
I had an old Polaroid Land Camera lying around that was broken. With some glue and a light socket it became a lamp. And with a LED-light inside it’s also very safe because it produces very little heat. Here are some pictures from the process:
Photo on canvas
A old photo in new wrapping. A photo printed on canvas is ready to be delivered to a client. Hope they’re happy with the result!
what about project
In February and March this year, our class at Oslo University Collage spent several weeks abroad at making a photo story. I choose to make a story on the fight for demoracy in Burma. The other students went to India, Nepal and Burma. Now we have launched a website with the stories as well as 30 [...]
Alexander Dale Oen
The swimmer Alexander Dale Oen unexpectedly died of cardiac arrest on April 30th. His funeral was held today in Blomvag church near Bergen May 11, 2012.
Explore your iPhone-photos
So, we all have heard the cliché “the best camera is the one you have with you”. In many cases that’s actually correct. One fancy thing with the photos you take with your iPhone-camera is that it automatically adds geo-location to every photo. This means you can see exactly where the photo where taken. This [...]
15 minutes of fame
Here are some of the last interviews with me. It’s a pity that I’ve used up all my 15 minutes of fame at the age of 21. Remember, you can also follow me on Facebook. Interviews: Dagbladet NRK Sogn og Fjordane Radio Oslo University College Studenttorget Journalen Øyene
Fannaråken Wind Quintet
Some photos of Fannaråken Wind Quintet. During the summer they will play a concert tour in the Norwegian mountain areas of Dovre and Rondane.
Norwegian russ eight years later
In 2004 VG-photographer Kim Nygård followed a group of russ. Every year graduating students at high schools dress up and party in three weeks before the Norwegian national day at May 17th. They are known as russ. On May 17th in 2004 there was a newspaper strike so the pictures where never published. Now, eight [...]
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