All living beings are intriguing, and the sheer variety of life is mind boggling. We are used to think of animals like our selves, and plants like the trees and flowers. But in between there are so many

An older photo of mine. Shot with equipment that I borrowed. I wish I could afford such a nice camera some day. Camera: Canon EOS 5D mk III Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM ISO: 6400 Exposure:

One of a series of experimental analog macrophotographs. Camera; Canon AT-1 Lens: Canon FD 50 mm 1:1.8 with macro lens attached Film: Ilford HP5, 400 iso Paper: Fujifilm CrystalActivePaper Supreme Shutter

As I have been using Linux for many years, starting with Red Hat some 20 years ago, I think the distros have matured so much the last couple of years, that there is really not much use for me to have Windows

I took this picture while driving, crossing borders and oceans, midway between homes ... (Click image to enlarge)

Thawing ice crystals on a cloudy day. Taken on an LG smartphone.... cropped and added a frame. (Click image for fullscreen)

Golden hour as the sun set while sailing in Laos on the Mekong River

Took this picture on a travel to Laos some years ago. Camera; Canon 300D Lens; 50 mm prime with ND filter Cropped (Click image for fullscreen)

Exploring the details of a an ant up close.

A take on the category "sunset" - yes, it is probably over-used, but I guess everyone who likes photography will at some point take a some of these. Here is a few shots I took some years ago

Been playing around with an old photo I took in Laos some years ago. I did some variations and crops of it, but can't decide which one works best. Below I have posted the progression starting with the

A few of my older black and white portraits, exploring negative space in the composition. Enjoy :-)

A few pictures taken with my old DSLR with a 50 mm prime, now that the sun was finally out. Frost in the air too. All photos I post are original content created by myself.

Here is a guide on how to install appropriate drivers and tools for the integrated smart-card reader on a Thinkpad laptop - in Ubuntu (14.04 LTS and possibly newer distros too). Think this should also

Here is a way to get the menus in Ubuntu to reside on application windows instead of the top bar: Open a terminal window and enter: sudo echo "export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=0" >