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I had to do some cleaning and equipment maintenance. So I thought, why not mix business with pleasure and take some pictures along the process. Read along to see the back story of this picture. Read the rest of this entry » |
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Expedition to Antarctica part 2: South Georgia
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This article is part two of a four part series of articles describing my expedition to Antarctica. Part two describes the adventures in South Georgia. This article focuses on photography and provides tips for shooting in antarctic conditions. Read the rest of this entry » |
Expedition to Antarctica part 1: Ushuaia and Falklands
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This article is part one of a four part series of articles describing my expedition to Antarctica. Part one describes the adventures in Argentina (Ushuaia) and Falkland Islands. This article focuses on photography and provides tips for shooting in antarctic conditions. Read the rest of this entry » |
Trip report to Landschaftspark Duisburg
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Last week I went with several friends / colleagues to Landschaftspark in Duisburg-Nord. This might well be a first in a series of what we call a NCIM Photo Walk.
Landschaftspark is a former coal and steel production plant. Entrance to the park is free and the park provides great photo opportunities. |
Image sharpness: how to take a razor sharp photo
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Lately I’ve been reading a lot about image sharpness and did some experiments. When I took my first pictures some 20 years ago on a pocket camera even a 10*15 cm print wasn’t sharp. Today my equipment has improved a lot and people are impressed by the 50*75cm and 70*100cm enlargements. Read the rest of this entry » |
Equipment
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I took my first photos with a cheap analog compact camera. There was no way in taking a technically good picture. When I wanted to visit New Zealand I decided to move to an analog SLR. From that moment onward, I went on a journey of continuously improving my photo gear. Read the rest of this entry » |
how to safely store your photographs
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Many photographers take thousands of photos. Obviously you want to keep them. But are your photo’s really safe? Read the rest of this entry » |