White Mykonian Corridor Canvas Print

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A year ago, I bought my first ultra wide angle lens, but so far only a few photos I have taken show the capabilities of it fully. This is one of them.

The picture is from the idyllic Greek island of Mykonos in the Aegean Sea. Just walking the narrow streets of Mykonos town is fascinating, its patriotically bright white buildings with blue doors and window sills looking almost like termite mounds with their uneven organic shapes.

This picture is taken down a corridor from the street and into what looks like a back yard with a blue door and a hint of a garden with trees. I like how the wide angle has made the subtly present white corridor into an interesting negative space filling most of the frame.

Born in Norway in 1974, and discovering I knew how to paint in 1999, my work spans a wide variety of styles and media, all the way from traditional oils, pencil drawings and encaustics to digital paintings, 3D renderings and computer generated imagery, with styles ranging from the completely abstract to the sensually figurative.