Analog Mondays are my summer tradition. Classic cars, setting sun and a different vintage gear for each meeting.

The biggest automotive event in Denmark has a lot to offer.

Cars, pancakes and Le Mans winners. This little gathering is a prelude to the action on the track.

If photographing extremely fast dragsters wasn’t hard enough, I decided to do it with a fully mechanical camera from the 1960s.

It’s hard to believe that this was only the first edition. Aurora Concours left a significant mark on the automotive scene.

Cars? What cars?! We came here to talk and enjoy the company of our friends, food and wine. We’ll care about the cars tomorrow.

Season opener in Årstaviken was also a start to my season. Let’s have a look at what was happening during first two meetings.

What to do on summer Monday afternoons in Stockholm? Answer to this question is very easy.

Our first start in regularity rally was very emotional. Over 1000 kilometres, 25 regularity stages and 5 racing tracks.

Unique cars are are only an excuse to meet with friends and true classic car enthusiasts.

CHGP is a very interesting event. But I decided to spice things up a bit by photographing it the old school way.

The short meeting at the Copenhagen City Hall gives a first glace into the events taking place later during the weekend.

Not the usual type of event for me. But when there are cars and passionate people, it must be fun.

Just rows of cars parked on a meadow? No! After a closer look, Stockholm’s biggest classic car meet reveals it’s secrets.

Each year this is the most important event for me. I come here not for the car but to meet my friends.

FuoriConcorso Aero celebrated the most beautiful cars shaped by the wind

The Concorso weekend is back to its traditional format with the Sunday exhibition in Villa Erba.

Bad weather was not able to hold back the organisers from providing a memorable event.

For the second time Villa Olmo featured the Open Musem. This time the exposition was dedicated to the 75th anniversary of Porsche.