28c3, First Time, First Day

Here are some pictures from my first visit to the Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin:

The Rocket in front of the BCC

Seeing What You’re Doing, Or Not

Sometimes you've got to frame your art carefully

Here’s another practical experience with the Leica M9 and the Elmar f/3.4 24 mm. I’ve been photographing a friend’s exhibition opening here in Berlin the day before yesterday.

e.g. PayPal

From xkcd.com

A Public Affair

Paris To Berlin, That Sick And Christmasy Feeling

Eric Whitacre, composer and conductor of modern choral music, signing autographs and conversing with his audience after his concert in the Berlin cathedral on Dec. 22, 2010

Remarkable pre-Christmas season I’m having, though not all good.

Le Shopping

What is really behind the inverted Louvre pyramid? Code, yes ... but not from da Vinci.

It is the last saturday before christmas, and I’m in Paris

Take And Give at #bus200

Please click for larger, readable version!

I have to thank all you guys (and a few gals, s’ppose) for visiting this blog in the last two days and showing a large interest in my “Geeks on Tri-X” pictures. While this might be a slow day for a lot of other sites, this poor dear one isn’t used to more than 1000 hits a day!
There have been a few requests for larger versions of these images,

Geeks on Tri-X

Bits und so 200

Keeping a Twitter promise, I’m posting photos from “Bits und so 200″, the live podcasting event from Munich I mentioned in the previous post.

How To Find Your Subject

A Small Theater in Munich, Filled with Geeks

For me, the easiest way to find new subjects is through involvement. For example, I’m in Munich right now, having had a short night’s sleep after attending a live podcasting event yesterday.

Amusement Park

In the Queue

Some things you got to do. For example, visit an amusement park with your youngest daughter when on holiday. Took the opportunity to try out ART filter 3 some more on my Olympus E-PL1. So here are some results: