When I was a teenager, my parents took me to two separate trips. First my mom took me to Tunisia, and the next year my dad took me to London. I spoke with my sister today about some inheritance issues and about dad (he seems to getting used to being on his own now) so…
Well guess what? I did make those tests to see how I’m affected by the shutter shock. And you know what I found out? I’m not. Affected. By shutter shock. I took a range of exposures from 1/20 to 1/200 and not one of them was soft. Then I tested with the anti-shock setting in…
So I tested with the anti-shock setting in the E-M5 to see if I can stop the shutter shock effect. I’m not there yet, I did get a fair deal of soft pictures but I also got some sharp ones. Seems like exposure times between 1/40 and 1/100 are most prone to it. Weird, but…
First day out with the new camera, exciting! And what’s even better, it was snowing in the morning and I just kept looking outside to see when it would be light enough to go for a walk, eager to get out. The first photo opportunity wasn’t very far away, I can see this view from…
Now that I’m planning to do backcountry hiking and skiing, I need to re-think my gear. The long skiing trip in March has high demands on my packing, I mean the food alone will weigh a lot, plus all the extra clothes to help me survive the snow storm, which is not such an unlikely…
My souvenir stories are in a completely wrong order… this one is the ’96 trip, the first one I did while in England. A colleague of mine was interested in visiting the US, so we bought Greyhound tickets that gave us unlimited travel for two weeks so we travelled up and down the East Coast…
Didn’t I say that it’s already hard to remember the details of all old trips? I finally found my old photo albums and discovered that the Grand Canyon trip I wrote about yesterday was actually in 1999. In ’96 I did a Greyhound bus tour together with a pal in the East Coast US, and…
Since I’m already totally out of ideas for my 365 project and it’s only been two weeks, I started rummaging through my old storage boxes for some hidden treasures. And that’s indeed what I found – in monetary terms, trash, but the stuff sure brough back some memories. I was trying to remember where I…
When the outside temperature plummets, it’s nice to have a fireplace!
Ljusnan is freezing surprisingly fast. Well at least I’m surprised… it’s only been a few days with freezing temperatures but already there’s only a narrow strip of open water left, with quite a fast flow. The slabs of ice on the shore never completely melted away during the thaw but the river was most definitely…