travels, education, rants. If I have nothing to say, I won’t say it.

words on walls

August 15th, 2010 | art, creativity, drawing, humour, photography, politics | No Comments »

Graffiti, street art, vandalism, drunken scribbles, guerrilla communication, culture jamming – call it whatever you want.


Graffiti pieces focus on form, colour, technique; it is art, it is shape and message. The scribbles or stencilwork uses words and rarely seems to bother with the finer parts of typography or texture. Read the rest »


the great flash in the sky

July 13th, 2010 | nature, photography | 8 Comments »

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wildlife, geeklife

April 24th, 2010 | Smithsonian, USA, nature, photography, studies & education, travel | 8 Comments »

I haz nut.

Work work – no time to sightseeing or go arty photographing. Little snippets, though. Read the rest »


images of no-things

April 2nd, 2010 | art, creativity, nature, photography | No Comments »

Photos are not always meant to show something. Sometimes they are only there to contain shapes and colours. Sometimes, it is not a magic moment, but a play of light and an interesting composition. Could it surprise you? Read the rest »


Large things, close up –

September 27th, 2008 | art, creativity, design, nature, photography | 4 Comments »

I like textures. I like odd angles. Beautiful concrete, several hundred year old wood, steel beams. Physical, almost abstract. Everywhere. Character. Decay. Details containing the whole. Childish attention to details.

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Six faces of the moon – partial lunar eclipse

August 17th, 2008 | creativity, nature, photography | Tags: , | 3 Comments »


The moon was beautiful tonight, and playing with my new camera is a delight. It turns out it was a partial lunar eclipse that I was totally unaware of. It makes it so much more delightful to be suprised by things like that. Reading everything in newspapers is overrated. Being prepared is overrated.. Read the rest »