I can't believe we're already at our 100th post on this blog. It really seems like we started this just yesterday.
Anyhow, I just returned from a climbing trip to Italy where I took tons of photos, but I haven't had time to go through them yet, so expect a long post with a few climbing photos soon. The bird above was taken last year while hiking at around 2000 meters.
I think so. Some people are complaining over the photos with no person on. Here you can also see the relations. Or probably just the twin towers.
Taken near river Sava in Črnuče when I was hanging around with Nina and doing some stuff for the magdalena festival. The focus and depth-to-field aren't just right and the light could also be better. Damn :)
Another nice one from the narrow streets of Pirano, small city at the seaside of Slovenia. For me, these are the kind of pictures that you can here the silence in and it feels like the time has stoped for a moment. An everlasting chopper in an everlasting city, waiting for his master. Taking a rest, but always ready for a nice ride.
I noticed this AMG Mercedes-Benz C-Class lurking in a garage at Barcelona's race track. It's from the german DTM series, similar to the car Ralf Schumacher now drives for team Mercedes. This thing weighs just 1050 kg (with the driver inside) and has a 4 liter V8 which puts out around 500 horsepower at 7500 RPM. "... as you can see, these are not Honda Civics. This is one of three brand-new Mercedes ... "
Sadly nothing special about the photo, it's the motive which is special. A Porsche speedboat. In my opinion it's custom made by some fanatic owner :)
Taken in marina Portorose, about a week ago, from a parked boat. The lady was waiting to board a boat and staring at this beautiful sunset. Looking like waiting for someone on this pier to come back from the sea. I like the ropes, giving a sailing spirit to the picture, but sadly, a friend of mine jumped in front of my camera, so you can see his sholder in the right bottom corner :)
Photography at night is usually more about trial and error than about light meters and such. Usually, the best way to go about it is to take a few test shots (with a digital camera) and find settings that are as close as possible to what you want to achieve. This was taken from a tripod in front of the Slovenian Parlament, that's Žiga on the left trying to sit still for the few seconds which I needed for this shot. Taken with one of my old Konicas with black and white film.
