What really matters...
Sunday, 7. June 2009, 19:24:11
Hi All,
Actually feels a little odd writing a Duploworld update again after more than two (almost 3 actually) months of absolutely no activity on this blog. Something I am not very proud of admitting as I actualyl quite like community here and the people hanging around here.
I promised back then, that i would slowly be comming back and then stayed away for nearly 3 months, something that may actually not make a lot of sense, but there has been plenty of good reasons for it.
I do not really owe anyone an explanation, but I will at least try, without getting into too many details.
What really matters to me
Is what you see above, being out there in the rough arctic nature, camera in hand or on tripod and just taking in the solitude and magnitude of my northernly paradise.
I have been doing it when ever time permits and since my last post here, walked litterally hundreds of kilometers in the mountains and this ofcourse is largely an explanation of my absense from this community, I am out there where my passion lies - the arctic nature.
Ice covered fiord
Now to get to these places travel is often required and I do travel a fair bit around in Greenland and will be doing it much more durign this summer, I got another 10 days scheduled in the area around the disco bay, where the first photo in this post are from and thus marking the beginning of the "Greenlandic Summer Photos 2009" album.
The photo above is from the fiord in kangerlussuaq, all covered in ice during late spring, ice thick enough to walk on and too thick for any ships to reach the harbour. Winter has been long up here only, the last 2-3 weeks has marked the spring and the arrival of summer.
I have by the way updated the "Greenlandic Spring Photos 2009" gallery with about 20 new photos, the one above being one of them
The magic of the midnight sun
Now most you probably remember talks about a wedding and a move back to Europe and New adventures ahead.
Now it is no lie that this year so far has been new "adventures", it has formed nothing at all like I had imagined and I will cut the story short by saying that in many ways it has been perhaps the most difficult year for me emotionally ever.
Status is that for now i am staying where I am, in my arctic paradise. I am back in charge of my own life and while it has been difficult, it has also been and still is a completely new beginning.
A beginning where no things are being taken for granted and where my sole focus is on taking in as many adventures as I can possibly manage.
The downside is that my posts here are likely to stay somewhat irregular in pattern and at times a little far in between. It will also mean that I will be a rare guest on the blogs that i like to read, but you are all in my thoughts and I will do my outmost to follow up on what you are doing, even though it will not be on a regular basis.
What I can promise though, is that you will still be able to enjoy images of my arctic paradise on this very blog, photography has proven the one consistent part of my life and who I am.
Iceberg at night
So with the photo above I will end this very personal, yet probably incoherent update on what has been and is going on in my life.
Thanks for reading and as allways do take care
Thomas
Actually feels a little odd writing a Duploworld update again after more than two (almost 3 actually) months of absolutely no activity on this blog. Something I am not very proud of admitting as I actualyl quite like community here and the people hanging around here.
I promised back then, that i would slowly be comming back and then stayed away for nearly 3 months, something that may actually not make a lot of sense, but there has been plenty of good reasons for it.
I do not really owe anyone an explanation, but I will at least try, without getting into too many details.
What really matters to me
Is what you see above, being out there in the rough arctic nature, camera in hand or on tripod and just taking in the solitude and magnitude of my northernly paradise.
I have been doing it when ever time permits and since my last post here, walked litterally hundreds of kilometers in the mountains and this ofcourse is largely an explanation of my absense from this community, I am out there where my passion lies - the arctic nature.
Ice covered fiord
Now to get to these places travel is often required and I do travel a fair bit around in Greenland and will be doing it much more durign this summer, I got another 10 days scheduled in the area around the disco bay, where the first photo in this post are from and thus marking the beginning of the "Greenlandic Summer Photos 2009" album.
The photo above is from the fiord in kangerlussuaq, all covered in ice during late spring, ice thick enough to walk on and too thick for any ships to reach the harbour. Winter has been long up here only, the last 2-3 weeks has marked the spring and the arrival of summer.
I have by the way updated the "Greenlandic Spring Photos 2009" gallery with about 20 new photos, the one above being one of them
The magic of the midnight sun
Now most you probably remember talks about a wedding and a move back to Europe and New adventures ahead.
Now it is no lie that this year so far has been new "adventures", it has formed nothing at all like I had imagined and I will cut the story short by saying that in many ways it has been perhaps the most difficult year for me emotionally ever.
Status is that for now i am staying where I am, in my arctic paradise. I am back in charge of my own life and while it has been difficult, it has also been and still is a completely new beginning.
A beginning where no things are being taken for granted and where my sole focus is on taking in as many adventures as I can possibly manage.
The downside is that my posts here are likely to stay somewhat irregular in pattern and at times a little far in between. It will also mean that I will be a rare guest on the blogs that i like to read, but you are all in my thoughts and I will do my outmost to follow up on what you are doing, even though it will not be on a regular basis.
What I can promise though, is that you will still be able to enjoy images of my arctic paradise on this very blog, photography has proven the one consistent part of my life and who I am.
Iceberg at night
So with the photo above I will end this very personal, yet probably incoherent update on what has been and is going on in my life.
Thanks for reading and as allways do take care
Thomas


Carol # 7. June 2009, 20:25
Take care.
Darko # 7. June 2009, 21:06
An I like that iceberg photo
sean brechin # 8. June 2009, 00:20
hungryghost # 8. June 2009, 04:09
Andy Wilson # 8. June 2009, 08:33
dɹɐzılpǝkɔıw ɐʞɐ ɹǝɥgɐllɐg lǝbɐsı # 8. June 2009, 19:29
studio41 # 9. June 2009, 07:49
God bless you, Thomas. And, I hope your difficult times become-- in the proper time-- life filled to the brim with abundant blessing, joy and always peace. I am glad for your special place, and I hope for you the healing that needs to take place.
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 9. June 2009, 23:54
Thank you Darko
I hope you have found your way out too...
Thank you Khaoist
I am sure you will and that it will prove an amazing journey.
Thank you mr. H
Both for thinking about me, the kind words and for liking my photos, all equally appreciated.
Thank you Andy
My thought exactly when out there wicked one
Thanks for liking the photos
Well Jill, perhaps I phrased that wrongly, I do not live a solitary life per se, I do have friends around me, however the lonely trips into the mountains or along the fiords are a part of me and a large part of where I find my inner peace and inspiration.
I am getting there or well I have slwoly arrived there I guess somewhere during the last months. A rough ride at times, but i am fully up and running again by now.
It has just taken me a while to get back enough to find inspiration to blog as well
A sincere thank you for your kind and caring words Jill and for liking my photos
Chthoniid # 10. June 2009, 00:43
Good to have you back also
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 10. June 2009, 00:57
Carol # 10. June 2009, 01:52
studio41 # 10. June 2009, 08:41
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 10. June 2009, 18:44
Carol # 10. June 2009, 18:45
Not yay that you will be off for sometime.
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 10. June 2009, 18:58
Yep more photos and I still have quite a few from the trip that has not been finalised yet.
So lots of photos
Carol # 10. June 2009, 18:59
Carol # 10. June 2009, 18:59
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 10. June 2009, 19:04
Carol # 10. June 2009, 19:09
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 11. June 2009, 02:42
Carol # 11. June 2009, 03:25
LaughingGull # 12. June 2009, 07:08
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 12. June 2009, 15:33
And a big welcome to my humble part of the OC world
Sprogger McSprog # 17. June 2009, 19:24
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 18. June 2009, 00:49
Wakajawaka # 18. June 2009, 16:16
All will come good in the end, D.
A reason for everything, and everything for a reason!
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 18. June 2009, 20:07
Things are slowly comming around and has been for some time, it was mainly put here to kind of offer a halfway explanation of me being so much away from here, without going into details.
Appreciate the kind words though.
Peter James Batty # 19. June 2009, 18:26
Lovely photos as always. I really need to organise a proper photo trip for myself. My poor Fuji keeps getting relegated to weekend only if it's lucky.
Take care
Thomas Bojer Eltorp # 19. June 2009, 21:25
Appreciate you liking my photos, photography is a way for me to relax and find my inner peace, so I am quite often spending time with my camera.
Just about to write up another post with a few from the weekend:)
Just buy a ticket and go somewhere or jump in the car or on the train, you deserve it
Léazz # 20. June 2009, 15:09