About
The Annelogue Experience began its journey back in 2004, when blogging was still a nascent frontier. Eager to explore this new digital landscape, I started with Movable Type and later transitioned to WordPress. It was also the dawn of social media, and living in Copenhagen at the time, I found myself immersed in a vibrant online community. Flickr, in particular, became my portal to connecting with fellow photography enthusiasts. We’d gather at a local bar for “Flickr Fridays” or embark on photo walks together, capturing the city through our lenses.
The immediacy of digital photography was exhilarating. Armed with my first digital camera, and later a camera phone, I eagerly documented my world. I shared my photos on Flickr, Facebook, and eventually, the burgeoning platform of Instagram. There was a fleeting moment when I considered pursuing photography professionally, but fear steered me towards the perceived safety of a tech career.
Yet, the desire to create images never faded. It’s true what they say: desires may lie dormant, but they never truly die. And so, I continued to nurture my passion through The Annelogue Experience. This blog has not only become a creative outlet but has also led to genuine connections. I’ve forged friendships with fellow bloggers and even met up with them in cities like Paris, Berlin, San Francisco, and New York City.
Photography, for me, is a form of meditation. It’s about paying attention, truly seeing the world around me. Each photograph is a reflection of where I dare to look, a testament to the moments that capture my eye and my imagination.