Walk out of the apartment on a Sunday morning in Helsinki and find a half empty bottle of Soju from Korea in the stairwell.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
Feminine Obvious
Brunotti's Pro Princess board, with gold and lace trimmings in strategic places. Slightly unimaginative solutions, but stylishly executed and gathered points from the ladies present. Well designed, then.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Icebreak 2010
Annual canoe cross race at the old town rapids. Would have needed a longer lens here. I should be getting the 14-45 (28-90 equivalent) sometime soon, though.
Bring Out the Gear
It's spring; Birds are coming back and long lenses are coming out. A walk through the Viikki nature reserve today was full of people in various degree of camouflage clothing wielding very expensive cameras with tele lenses, plus binoculars and telescopes. I don't think many migrating feathery friends will get through unseen here. Having my GF1 with the tiny 20mm pancake lens around my neck I was very obviously someone not knowing anything about birdwatching, which is of course quite true.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
Romans
Had an afternoon to look around Lyon as well. The museum about the Roman roots of the city was great. Lot's of old stones and everyday items giving a pretty good picture of what life was like in Lugdunum. Not that different from now, after all.
Mill (Big)
Working, but not currently used, vintage.
Pretty impressive place, the whole house essentially being one big machine.
CDG
We got back from France yesterday, but shooting in Raw now means going through the pictures takes a little longer than before. Great trip all in all, biggest reason being our wonderful hosts Valérie and David. Big thanks to you guys!
Our luggage loss rate at CDG airport dropped from 50% to 25% as well.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
The Goal
That's around where we'll find ourselves by tomorrow night, a couple of airlines and SNCF willing. Off to check out Valéries and Davids country house over easter.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Master of Buttons
LINK celebrated its first year of operations last night, and since I was participating in our campus radio project back in uni several years ago I was seen fit to provide music for the event (luckily only a playlist). Mastering the mixing table at Korjaamo was a bit of a challenge. It wouldn't hurt if it had a big red panic button, as so many other pieces of quality machinery I get to interact with via work.
