Last Sunday I went south again and more specifically to Skanör and Falsterbo to document Peter Wahlbeck's art exhibition for a couple of days. It was an eventful trip with many happenings and new unexpected meetings. The Peter gallery was located right next to a swim spot with an amazing view over the Öresund Bridge. I have not previously been further down the country than Malmö, so these were new environments for me. Also my brother, Robin, hung around and helped me with photos which was highly appreciated for me. We also did a two camera production to make the video production even richer.
I understand that Skanör and Falsterbo attract tourists from all corners of the world with their white sandy beaches, clear waters and cozy restaurants. The fact that you can glimpse over to Denmark and the Turning Torso of Malmö makes the place extra magical. There are a bunch of beach huts that are the size of a playhouse which is incredibly charming located on the shoreline. We also managed to spot the right date for the Falsterbo Horse Show, which we did attend for a few hours.
Tuesday was spent in Halmstad for further filming of Peter's art exhibition. Now there are a couple of days of post-production left to create a finished piece of content that will then live on Peter's YouTube channel and be integrated into the new website I'm in the process of developing.
