Me and my camera revisited the stream where my ancestors built a saw mill 300 years ago. That was the start of the city Kramfors, where I grew up. I whish they would have had a camera back then to show us what it looked like at the time.

I found this lovely tree on a trip to southern Sweden. Pure autumn love🍁😊

I love to capture images of Church buildings in Sweden. Many of them are spectacular! This is the chapel in Vivstavarv captured with my infrared camera.

Visited the ”art museum” of our ancestors in mid-Sweden. Their 8000 years old rock carvings show that elks was very important in their world.

I visited the octagonal church in Själevad, Sweden, where my GGGGGGGGGGG Grandfather was the vicar in the late 1500s. Captured this image with my infrared camera.

Soothing pastel colours tonight at the High Coast of Sweden. #Knivsjömalen

Genetic genealogy on Netflix! A new mini series based on when I solved the Linköping double murder in Sweden.

The actor acting as me portrays a real genealogy nerd😅

The series is low-key but picks upp speed when the star - the genealogist - enters at the end of episode two😊

Early winter in Sweden. Lake Åre acting as a mirror.

Very cold to capture this icy shore in the High Coast of Sweden. But this beauty was definitely worth the pain in my frozen fingers.

I found this cold gem resting on the sea ice. I felt like entering a new universe. #highcoastofsweden

Cold morning here in Sweden created cool art on our old window panes

A second dag of presenting at the genealogy conference in Oslo. This time about how to expose fake family trees with the help of Y-DNA. Always great to meet the nice Norwegian genealogists😊

Presenting in Oslo today and emphasizing the value of American DNA matches when identifying unknown parents in Scandinavia. They are often like laser beams with a single root where the DNA could have come from.

Just returned from recording genealogy TV in the midnight sun of northern Norway☀️😊

I’ve just spent a week in Arizona and New Mexico with my camera. I was lucky to capture the magical Monument Valley under a full moon.

There are few places as beautiful as the High Coast of Sweden. Happy to live here, so close to the endless photo op's.

I love my infrared camera :-) This is Djurgårdsbrunnskanalen in Stockholm.

Longing for spring and to be able to catch more abstract spring green images, like these birch trees that I captured in the High Coast of Sweden.