The year changed, which is something I’m sure most of us have noted. Better write something. For me, 2014 was all about photography with the 365-project I started with a couple of friends. Three of us made it to the end. Although I was happy to use the camera again, the project wasn’t exactly something … [ read more » ]
Posts tagged as "photography"
July 2nd, 2014
Halfway the 365 project
Six months has passed since I started my new 365-project and so far I haven’t missed a day, which is by itself a fine achievement! Two of five friends are still in the game too, so there is a decent chance at least one of us reaches the finish line six months later. Thoughts? Tough … [ read more » ]
January 15th, 2014
365 photos in one year
So I’ve started a new 365-project for this year. Take (at least) one photo a day throughout the entire year 2014. 15 days done, 350 to go. Luckily I’m not alone with this one, as five friends have decided to join the challenge. I have to say that this motivates us all to stick to … [ read more » ]
November 29th, 2013
November report
Another long pause, I better type something before November slips past unnoticed. Nothing much out of the routine happening, which might be seen as a “no news is good news” situation. Watching Sopranos, doing yoga once a week, still reading the same novel I started over half a year ago. Simple pastimes then. I also … [ read more » ]
September 15th, 2013
Autumn air
So we are already halfway of September, it can be felt in cool morning air. After a pause from video gaming, I found myself playing X-COM: Enemy Unknown again. It is a tactical game where the player leads an near future secret defense organization from an unknown alien invasion on earth. I seem to like … [ read more » ]
September 1st, 2013
Movies, photos and dancing
So it is September. Summer is bowing out and autumn preparing to take the stage. I went to see an old classic (which I wasn’t actually aware of) named Koyaanisqatsi, which probably turned out to be the best film I’ve seen this year. The film didn’t have a storyline in the traditional sense, but more … [ read more » ]