And so that was...
…Easter! Click here for a whole bunch of pictures, including but not limited to my silhouette against a blazing bonfire. Which reminds me, here’s a little clip of said bonfire, accompanied by
Impressions
A collection of 138 posts
Barcamp Notes
So yesterday was Barcamp. I had to leave early, so no t-shirt for me this time, but that’s ok, I do have two already. The sessions I saw were quite diverse, one
Views from the window 07
And finally, the first snow of the season. It was washed away shortly after I had taken the shot. Oh well, there’ll be more.
Portugal. the man
We went and saw Portugal. the man yesterday. Curiously, the venue was just about half full, which is really quite surprising considering that they are not only good but also one of the
It's my birthday...
…and you can’t do anything about it. (I made the photo, my girlfriend made the cake. It’s delicious!)
Schmapper
I’m now officially not only co-author of a book, I’m also a published photographer. Well, published in a computer-only city-guide, but beggars really can’t be choosers. Check out the picture
And so that was Sweden
Back in Austria, back at work, but here are the graphic reminders of what a great time we had in Sweden. Enjoy by clicking on the picture below: I’ll be updating on
And after the rain
Not only did yesterday’s storm force Barbra Streisand to cancel her concert, it also lifted a bunch of tiles from our roof. So that is the reason why I’ll post not
After the storm
And that’s what it looked like when the storm had passed.
Moving Views from the Window
While usually I only post the static image, generally known as “the picture”, today I’ll try something different. And this is why: Today, as I entered the abode after a healthy afternoon
Flickr still breaks my heart
Even though the cencorship issue surrounding Flickr hasn’t been resolved yet, I still couldn’t wait to upload a few pictures. The one above is from breakfast at the ever so pleasurable
Flickr's in hot water again
Yesterday Flickr released localization for their service in German, Spanish, French and a few other languages. Which would be a good thing, if they wouldn’t in return censor search results for certain