photography – Tom Gagner – Evenemang och porträtt

Movement part 1

Movement or speed. Beginning with the bike moment of Ironman Kalmar. Click on picture for a larger version. Back to Main Page
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And someone going in the other direction

Cajsa

Portrait of Cajsa. Click on picture for a larger version. Back to Main Page
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Preparation for an upcoming project.

Food preparation – Griffin

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Full Contact Tournament

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Medieval Banquet – Second serving

Second serving – Lord Gunnar is at Sea Together with His Knights. They get hungry and start to fish

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Medieval Banquet – Guests arriving

Part two Guests arriving

First serving – the Dragon wich Lord Gunnar and his Knights defeated in battle

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Medieval Banquet – Third Serving

Third serving – Lord Gunnar and His Knights are Hunting in The Forest

Fourth Serving – Desert – a Wine Foutain Made of Marzipan in The Shape of Tower of Babel

Commons

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Pictures from a Medieval banquet. Lord Gunnar held a banquet for his friends from all over Europe at Ekenäs castle in Augsut 2017. The staff and all guests wore period costumes. Main chef: Sebastian. Staff from Carnis
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Nikon D810 with AF Nikkor 70-200 mm f/2.8 G and AF Nikkor 14-24 mm f/2.8.
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Nobles

Lord Gunnar and Lady Cici arriving

Staff

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Medieval feast

Pictures from a Medieval feast held at Ekenäs castle in May 2016. The staff and some of the guests wore period costumes. Due to very dim light conditions most pictures were shot at high ISO – ISO 25600. Main chef: Sebastian. Staff from Carnis
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Nikon D800 with AF Nikkor 70-200 mm f/2.8 G.
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Tournament

A few pictures from the tournament at Ekenäs Castle with Riddarsällskapet Torneamentum, May 2016. Click on picture for a larger version. Back to Mainpage
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Eden

Portrait of Eden. Click on picture for a larger version. Back to Main Page
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For nerds: Nikon D800 with Nikon AF-S Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II @f/4.5. Remotely controlled SB910 left (PocketWizard) with full CTO-gel simulating evening sunlight:

No flash:

Åsa – Borgholm 2016

Portrait of Åsa at a cruise event. Click on picture for a larger version. Back to Main Page
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Below shot @ ISO 10159

For nerds: Nikon D800 with Nikon Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II

Elin – London

A portrait of Elin, my youngest daughter, in London a few years ago. Click on picture for a larger version.
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Cajsa – 2

Portraits of Cajsa shot wih Nikon D800. Click on picture for a larger version.
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Cajsa

Portraits of Cajsa shot wih Hasselblad 500cm and Planar 80 f/2.8 @f/2.8. Click on picture for a larger version.
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Mondo Music @ Kalmar Teater 30 October 2015

Nikon D800, AfS Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8 G @f/2.8, ISO 6400

Terese B

Eva B

Eden

Portraits in low light

Kalmar, Sweden: Portrais in low light
Ok, I have a camera that’s a technical marvel, Nikon D800. The camera is capable of producing stunning pictures in hight resolution. But how about high sensitivity – high ISO – in low light? Åsa and I went out yesterday to test it’s limits. Why? I like taking portraits in low light and can the noise (grain) add a quality to the image?
Nikon D800, Af Nikkor 70-200/2.8 VRII, ISO 5000 – 6400
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Renaissance

Kalmar, Sweden: Calmar Renässansgille
Went to Kalmar castle in order to take som pictures. Ran into some members of Calmar Renaissance Guild. Had to take som pictures of them too…
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Observed colour

Different opinons

We have different opinions about the picture, the Model and I. She thinks it’s awful. I like it. Especially the looks in her eyes and the flow of her hair.
We had been shooting pinups för a calendar for hours and the temperature in the garage was well below zero. Tove doesn’t give up easily but now the colour of her skin was shifting from pale to blue. “Did you say one more shot?”
“Yes, one more.”
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