Showing posts with label moa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moa. Show all posts

Sunday, November 06, 2011

Moa

Moa

What are the odds that I should find another girl named Moa to photograph? Or another redhead? I don't know, but maybe Moa can formulate a probability equation about that, because she works with statistics. She is employed by the Haninge municipality and works from City Hall in Handen. I spotted Moa in the big park in Handen today. She was busy photographing the yellow trees that you can see behind her, and I knew as soon as I saw her that I had to take her portrait. I took a couple of decent photos in the park myself earlier in the week, and we talked a bit about photography. When Moa isn't working with statistics, chances are pretty good that you will find her at the gym.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Take Each Day As It Comes

Take Each Day As It Comes

This is Moa. She is a bit of a free spirit I think. For the moment she lives in Tyresö. Moa works when she has to. At the moment that means doing some interior decoration at a friends office. Whenever she feels like it she will try something new. Moa is a future novelist. She has a few finished books in a drawer at home. A few months ago she sold her apartment. Since then she has been on a few road trips, both in Sweden and in Europe. The last trip took her to Cardiff via Denmark and Belgium. Before that she visited Öland and Hjo in Sweden and she also stayed a few days in Barcelona. Oh, and she told me that she wouldn't take off her sunglasses.

Saturday, September 05, 2009

Different People

Moonshine Cruisers

Head Tattoo

A Family Outing

Three people photos from the cruiser meet in Handen. On the top photo you can see Patricia and Jari, they are an item, and they are members of the club Moonshine Cruisers. Last year I met their President, a guy called Robban at the event. After the meet at Vegabaren the party continued all night at the Moonshine Cruisers headquarters closer to Stockholm. Second photo inst your typical raggare. It's a guy with a head tattoo. We talked for a bit. He told me he wasnt too happy with people taking his portrait, but when I asked him for a few shots he happily posed for a few snaps. The third photo shows the variety of people at the meet. Meet Tommy and Tina. They were at the meet with their two kids Moa and Johanna.