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Bo Christensen
Grøfthøjparken 152, ST.1
8260 Viby J
Danmark

Tlf.: 31 35 35 26
bo@hapsmax.dk

Welcome to hapsmax.. Creative Visuals & Fun Downloads

Hi, I’m Bo a amateur photographer, videographer and creator.

On this site you’ll find a curated collection of my original photographs and videos, all produced by me. I’ve also included a selection of free printable PDFs of classic board games, perfect for a relaxed Sunday, travel, or family game night.

I hope you find something here that inspires or entertains you.

Thank you for visiting!

All content is created and owned by me and may not be used without permission. If you’d like to license or use something commercially, you can view my full portfolio on Shutterstock.

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Shutterstock is a global marketplace for high-quality stock photography, video, and creative assets used by media professionals, designers, and businesses worldwide.

My Shutterstock portfolio features a growing collection of original photographs and videos created by me. The content focuses on real-world scenes, industrial environments, landscapes, textures, and visual details suitable for editorial, commercial, and creative use.


All material in my Shutterstock gallery is available for licensed use and meets Shutterstock’s quality and technical standards.


You can explore and license my work via the link below.

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Close-up of yellow and brown autumn leaves with visible veins and spots.
A small, rustic room with two wooden chairs and a table, each draped with a brown cloth. A candle is lit on a stand near a large window with a grid pattern.
Broken, large bell pieces lying on a brick floor in a dimly lit room with rough, textured walls.
A waterfront cityscape at dusk with illuminated buildings reflecting on the water.
A city street scene with people walking and cycling, featuring historic buildings with ornate architecture and pointed towers in the background, and a tram on the right side.
Close-up of a yellow flower with prominent stamens and a soft gradient of colors from yellow to green near the center.
Close-up of a pink rose in bloom with a dark background and a partially visible bud on the left.
A fluffy orange and white cat lying on a pavement with scattered leaves.
Purple leaves with water droplets on their surface.
A large candle surrounded by smaller lit candles arranged in a circular pattern on a decorative surface.
Orange flower with water droplets on petals and green leaves in the background.
A bee on a yellow and white flower.
A field of yellow flowers under a cloudy sky with the sun setting on the horizon.
Aerial view of a circular pier over the ocean, with waves crashing against it, surrounded by sandy beach and greenery.
A couple sitting on a bench overlooking a scenic landscape with hills, houses, and a clear sky.
Aerial view of a cityscape at night with buildings illuminated, including a tall building lit in pink, reflecting on the water.
Aerial view of a small boat docked at a pier on a body of water, with a sandy shore and some rocks visible nearby.
Close-up of a fly with red eyes and brown body standing on a green leaf.

‍A Camera Worth Remembering

‍The Olympus E-3 (production 2003-2010) was more than just a camera when it was introduced,  it was a statement.

‍Released at a time when digital photography was rapidly evolving, the E-3 represented a breakthrough for the Four Thirds system,
with a professional-grade DSLR with weather sealing, robust build quality and lightning fast autofocus for its era.

‍What truly set the E-3 apart was Olympus’ philosophy. This was a camera designed to be used  in rain, dust, cold, and real-world conditions and not treated as a fragile piece of electronics. Paired with the legendary Zuiko Digital lenses, it delivered sharpness, color rendition, and a distinct rendering that still holds up today.

‍But beyond the specifications, the Olympus E-3 represents something more personal to me. It’s a camera that invites intention. It slows you down just enough to make you think about composition, light, and timing. Every click feels deliberate. There’s a connection between the photographer and the tool that modern, endlessly automated cameras sometimes dilute.

‍In an era obsessed with the latest and greatest, keeping and using older equipment like the E-3 is a conscious choice. These cameras were built to last, engineered with care, and designed with a clear purpose. They remind us that great photography isn’t about chasing specs,  it’s about vision, patience, and understanding your tools.

‍The Olympus E-3 still earns its place today not because it competes with modern cameras on paper, but because it delivers something timeless, reliability, character, and a tactile shooting experience. Sometimes, holding on to the old stuff isn’t about nostalgia. It’s about respecting craftsmanship and remembering why we fell in love with photography in the first place.

A black Olympus camera body with no lens attached, showing the sensor and various control buttons.
A person skateboarding in a graffiti-covered skate park with ramps and a tree in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A cobblestone street lined with colorful buildings, outdoor seating at a café, and several people walking.
A group of people gathered outdoors in front of a building, with two men performing on a raised platform, one singing into a microphone and the other playing a guitar.
A group of people stand around a circular chalk art display on the ground, featuring various colorful designs and flags. A person is kneeling in the center of the circle, and there are stars drawn around the perimeter.
A street scene with outdoor tables and chairs on the sidewalk, a chalkboard sign, parked bicycles, and cars on the road. Buildings with shops line the street, and a tree is visible in the background.
A person is performing on a stage under a large pink tent, with several people sitting on the grass watching.
Bronze statue of a person's profile against a red background.
Cityscape at night with illuminated buildings and colorful neon signs reflecting on the water.
A street scene with a person riding a bicycle, buildings on either side, a tree in the center, and a café with outdoor seating on the right.
A cobblestone street lined with buildings, people walking, and a group sitting outside a cafe under a green awning. Bicycles are parked along the street, and a tree is in the center.
A vintage yellow car parked on a cobblestone street lined with quaint houses and shops.
A person with long hair in a ponytail is looking out over a river, surrounded by greenery and under a partly cloudy sky.
A city street scene at dusk with blurred motion of people and bicycles, surrounded by tall buildings with illuminated windows and streetlights.
Colorful buildings with multiple windows line a street, with a cloudy sky and hanging streetlights above.
A train approaching a platform at a train station with overhead wires and a few people waiting.

‍Fun & Games

‍Not everything has to be serious. This section is about slowing down, having fun, and enjoying simple games without screens, ads, or apps.

‍Here you’ll find free, printable PDF versions of classic board and tabletop games, easy to download, easy to play, and perfect for travel, family time, or a quiet afternoon. Just print them out, grab a few dice and pencils, and you’re ready to go.

‍These games are meant to be shared. No accounts, no tracking, no complexity, just straightforward fun inspired by timeless designs. Whether you’re passing time on a rainy Sunday or entertaining yourself on the road, I hope they bring a bit of enjoyment and nostalgia.

‍Download, play, and have fun.

Sænke slagskibe, battleships print and play
Yatzy blok med 4 spillere og 5 terninger.

5-Dice Yatzy is a classic dice game that combines luck, strategy, and nerve. Easy to learn and endlessly replay-able, it’s perfect for family game nights, travel, or relaxed evenings with friends.

The goal is simple: roll five dice and score points by creating specific combinations. Each player gets up to three rolls per turn, choosing which dice to keep and which to re-roll. Once a combination is used, it can’t be scored again, every decision matters.

This printable version is designed for easy play anywhere. Print the score sheet, grab five dice and a pencil, and you’re ready to play.

Roll well, and enjoy the game!

Battleships are a timeless strategy game of logic, deduction, and anticipation. Simple to understand yet deeply engaging, it’s a perfect game for two players, whether at home, on the go, or during a quiet moment away from screens.

Each player secretly places their fleet on a grid and takes turns calling out coordinates to locate and sink the opponent’s ships. Every move reveals a more information, turning each round into a battle of wits. Do you spread your ships out, or cluster them for defense? Do you hunt systematically, or trust your instincts?

This printable version makes it easy to play anywhere. Print the game sheets, grab a pencil, and prepare for battle.

All hands on deck, let the game begin!

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