Suddenly during the shooting, a lot of cows are passing in front of camera. Photographer Göran Wink was really surprised by the situation!

Photographer Silvio Serber in the Atacama desert, Chile.

Low angles to get as…

…close as possible to the original picture from 1995.

All shootings are not so glamourous like the shooting at the beach…

…sometimes you end up at a dealer backyard in Denmark.

Photographer Jonas giving instructions.

Photographer Jonas Nordin was lucky, shooting on the beach Nazaré, Portugal, a sunny day in June!

The photographer spot from above.

A closer look at the photographer. Take a closer look how he made himself taller!

We’re now in a very hectic phase of the calendar production, therefore I haven’t had time to publish so much on the blog. But here are some new post from different shootings that we have done recently.

A busy photographers desk!

One of the very early calendar pictures (1962) is a bus in Athens with the Acropolis as a background. The Acropolis looks the same, but trees are growing and buses develops…
Here are some pics from the shooting.

It wasn’t as bad as it looks…

Shooting in the middle of tourist groups.

Last preparations for the shooting!

Action!

Photographer Jonas Nordin trying to find the same field of tulips as back in 1995. Did he succeed? Look out for the result later on.

Too much red.

Beautiful, but the wrong kind of flower.

I think we’re getting closer…

Now it’s launched, the new Scania V8! R 730 the most powerful truck in the world. This is the result from the shooting that I wrote about earlier. Definitively worth some snow on the clothes.

Sometimes, when I’m not working with the calendar, I do some jobs in the Scania photo studio. We have a rather big studio, which fits both trucks, buses and… Photographers!

5000 Watts and I.

This idea needs some deep searching in the archive. All the printed calendars are stored in one place, but not the originals…

There’re more than 500 000 images in the archive, from old glass plates to new, huge digital files.

I’m happy to have a great archivist, Kjell, helping me out with this deep search.

Looking into details to find the exact right original.