Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Humor photo exhibition at Scandinavian Photo Gallery in Malmö








There is a photo exhibition at Scandinavian Photo Gallery in Malmö, Sweden by Bob Bovin. The photographs cover fifty years of documentary humor photographs, including signs and fun situations.
Please make a visit to the exhibition when you make a stop in Malmö. It is situated at Östra Förstadsgatan 44. It will go on until the 20th of April.
You can take a look at photos from the vernissage of the exhibition here.

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Thursday, January 27, 2011

Art in Chemistry an exhibition opened at the Departemnt of Chemistry, Lund University












The exhibition consist of scientific photos and illustrations selected by Max Liljefors (associate professor in Art History and Visual Studies at Lund University) for their esthetic values. The exhibition was organized by Communications Officer Cecilia von Anhold and Professor Emeritus Jan-Olov Bob Bovin.
The exhibition is a part of the European Chemistry Year 2011 at the Department of Chemistry. Please have a look at the photos from the vernissage here.

Friday, January 14, 2011

The book about the Berlin wall falls is for sale


The book about the Berlin Wall falls of Jan and Bob Bovin can now be found in the Amazon.com net-book store.

Have a look here.






The book can also be found as en e-book in Swedish here.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Back from the ice of Svalbard











We have visited the wilderness of Svalbard with the motor ship Stockholm again. The trip included the sight of 11 polar bears and most the other mammals typical of this arctic region. It is always interesting to visit this part of the world and it is never the same sights. I had never before seen a polar bear playing with objects. After two years of eating on a whale carcass the polar bears have to dive down to find food. A young polar bear did not had the skill to do that and played instead with the baleen of the whale.

Please take a look at our photographs from the arctics here.

Please take a look at our video on Youtube

Sunday, August 01, 2010

Wild life at Upper Ugglefors, Sweden











We spend our summers at my grand fathers house built 1917. I am now the old man of the house and is only doing service as playing with the grand children of my daughter. We play at 2000 square meters of garden and forest. In a photographers point of view it happens always a lot. This summer, with plenty of sun shine, was no exception.

The picture above is my favorite. Really a David and Goliath situation.

If you would take a look at my photographs from the summer, please move to here.

Monday, February 08, 2010

The red apple









The winter of 2010 has been unusually hard. Not since 1943 the average temperature of January has been so low, according to the SMHI. The global warming is not showing up this year one may notice, but on the other hand the temperature of one winter is not telling anything about the trend for temperature change since the industrial revolution started around 1880. The small birds are no doubt having a hard time to find food when the snow is deep and the temperature is below -20 C. It is a good idea to leave some of the apples on the tree in a year like this, to give the birds something to eat. In our garden in Riddarhyttan we always keep some. This year the red apples were popular, and also giving the photographers a nice color in the photos. Here is a photo play of some of his images.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Photo exhibition at Östgötland County Museum 28th of February



















The photo exhibition, the Vasa school 1959 (Vasaskolan 1959), by Bob Bovin will be opened at the 28th of February at Östgötland County Museum (Östgötlands länsmuseum) in Linköping. Östgötland County Museum is one of the oldest and most comprehensive county museums in Sweden. It is located in a functional style building from 1939 in the 'cultural center' of Linköping, near the cathedral and the castle.
Please read more about the exhibition here.
The opening the exhibition will be at 2 pm and Bob will be there. You are all welcome.