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MOO has new paper and formats for postcards :-) The square (above) and 2:1 formats (below) are very welcome additions. Haven't tried A5 yet. I'm blown away by the new Super paper that I used for the square cards. It's a very smooth surface, almost chalky to touch. And it makes the photos look like …
Revisiting Nicola Hicks at the sculpture parc Kloster Schönthal. Recovered Memory Crouching Minotaur --- I hope that they will succeed in bringing back Zilvinas Kempinas' Kakashi, which looked amazing in Aarhus. It would be great to be able to see it from above.
Jonas Rask's review and example pictures helped me make the decision. tl;dr Is it worth its price? If you're into macro photography I'd say yes. Unboxing It's heavy! The sound and feeling as if something in the lens is loose is normal and disappears when you turn on the camera Settings Too little haptic feedback …
On Parpan Rothorn with the 16-50mm and the 100-400mm/xf1.4x. I find it amazing how easy the capricorns are to miss on the red stone. Panorama stitched with Affinity Photo.
Hat tip to the great Art Wolfe, taken at Parpan Rothorn.
Ultimate Impact, exposition in Rundetaarn's library hall in Copenhagen, until July 2. I'd never call anything 'ultimate', but Rundetaarn is always a pleasure to visit. More impressions in the danish design review. Violise Lunn – Tea for Three Front Design – Blow Away Vase "Front digitised a Royal Delft vase and added some parameters to …
I am moving to wordpress.com's new default theme, Twenty Seventeen. For that, I'm relying heavily on the CSS Customization forum and am blown away by the speed and quality of the replies I'm getting there. A big thank you and applause for the people involved, namely kathrynwp and thesacredpath.
Hello, Robot exposition in Vitra Design Museum in Weil, until May 14th. Above: Hylozoic Grove by Philip Beesley. Anouk Wipprecht's Spider Dress 2.0 is fully 3D printed and "uses proximity sensors as well as a respiration sensor to both define and protect the personal space of the wearer." It's motionless in the exposition, though. Some …
Antares lights at the Basel Christmas market.
