Silver, Electrons, Iron and Noble Metals

The end product of my photographic workflow is a platinum-palladium-print

For those interested in it, here’s a bit more information about my photographic workflow.

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How to hold your iPhone

The Pythons are so proud!

Apparently, there’s an issue with signal strength if you grip your new iPhone 4 the wrong way. Plus, it microwaves your fingers. 😉

De Appel fällt hüüt gor nich vom Stamm

Forbidden Fruit

N.B.: This is a blog post in “Plattdeutsch”, or what I remember of it from sitting with my grandma and her friends as a child. It is probably incorrectly transcribed and only understandable if you know it a bit and read it to yourself aloud. Here goes:
Nu shall ick dat ook mol versöken mit een plattdütschen Blogpost. Ich heff man blots wat ganz Modernes to vertelln. Hüüt wor de Dog wo’s de nije iPhones vünn Apple geven shallt. Man blots in kleene Zahlen un uff Vorbestellung. Wat ick allens treulicht macht hefft.

A Firmware Update for the Control Freak

The second Home Screen on my iPhone 3G after iOS4

*Must* put everything into folders.

Why Film Matters

Out of the Corner of My Eye

Two photos taken at the 800-years parade in my homteown last year. Color by Fuji, Superia 1600.
While I’m moving on, my colleagues are still eyeballing their handiwork on the backs of their cameras:

Chimping

My Feet Are Killing Me!

Giant Billboard at the Potsdamer Platz, Berlin

Two Customer Service Experiences

Lining up for luxury, that’s what I expected yesterday. Instead, I got the runaround

w00t!

A Screenshot to Remember

Had a little Q&A with William Gibson on Twitter this morning. He of “Neuromancer”, coiner of the term cyberspace. He is between books and tweets a lot these days. Here’s a video of the Tom Waits song we were tweeting about. And yes, Tom is really hard to understand in it, what with the voice and the cigarette.

Haiku to an Apple Program

Oh be consistent
Dear migration assistant
The bar must progress

Reeder for iPad, a DOM RSS Reader

Reeder for iPad is my favorite RSS reader on the iPad already though it came out only this morning. Not to hijack an acronym, but the main difference to other RSS readers is in the underlying model. Reeder for iPad is a document object model reader.
Let me explain that.