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We arrived in Oslo and settled into the tiniest most cozy Airbnb. It is literally the smallest little flat I've ever seen, the bedroom just big enough for the mattress which will make for the best sleep filled nights. We found a little grocery store nearby and stocked up on food before heading in for the evening and fighting the urge to fall asleep before dinner. → Peter Schweitzer
Another day of non-stop shooting along side the crew from Tether. I tried to capture a little bit of behind-the-scenes in between each of the shots. I always love working with this team, it was a lot of fun seeing how these last two days came together. → Peter Schweitzer
A fitting diptych for how we have been feeling about all this sun lately. → Peter Schweitzer
I was out of breath by the time we reached the top of the stairs on Tabor, which reminded me that I should start running again. Maybe I will start trail running, it at least sounds more fun than circling the block and dodging trash cans along the way. We wandered around the park noticing all of the new flowers and talking about plans for the rest of the week. It was still early as we headed back to the house, back to work, but thankful for the freedom to have these morning walks. → Peter Schweitzer
Pulling back the curtains, the light fell on her face, her beautiful eyes looking into mine. The flutter in my stomach and the tightening of my chest reminding me of the first time I captured her on film. I trace her every feature with my eyes, watching the way her shoulders move as she breathes. The shadows wrapping around her face and chest, she blinks and I resist the urge to reach out and touch her cheek. All other thoughts are lost in this moment, my mind thinking only of her and the love between us. The shutter releases and her image is captured, I grab her hand and hold it tight, telling her I love her, but feeling as though those words do no justice to how deeply I care for her. → Peter Schweitzer
The Record Exchange
Boise, ID
Fuji FP-3000B
