Bass Test (Test Your Bass)

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I'm going to start working with a lot more audio. There is very little calibration for audio out there, and sometimes you can't even hear the bass. This track was created to test how deep your bass can go. The text will blur increasingly as the bass hits in real time.

Packing in Hostel Orfeo

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This was the day we went home in 2008. The mood was definitely different - I don't think most of us were ready to go home. There's a few reasons for all the Europe photos. I am going through my older images searching for pictures in order to organize my hard drives and find these little bits of awesomeness. Secondly, I am working on other projects... and I miss the place.

Notre Dame Cyanotype

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Not an authentic cyanotype but definitely was interesting to do. Shot right after yesterday's post on the walk to the eiffel tower if I'm not mistaken. It's crazy how one day can supply you a seemingly endless amount of images. Here is a very great Google Street view of the structure in colour during the day time from the same position.

Children and Birds at Notre Dame

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Anytime you take a picture of someone under 18 you need to be really careful before posting it due to legal reasons. It didn't use to be this way, but these are the times we live in today. Shot in 2008 at Notre Dame de Paris durring the summer. These girls have some bread in their hands for the birds - I think someone was actually selling premium prices bread crumbs.. anything for a buck.

Olympiastadium Swimming Pool

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This was where the 1936 Olympic swimming events were held. I don't know what it is about this pool area - but it seems very eerie.

Zum Olympia-Stadion

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With the World Cup now in day 2 - I'm starting to have a feeling I won't be getting much done in the next win. This was shot the same day as yesterday's photo from inside the stadium. Sometimes I like to include Google street view in my posts to give an idea of the surroundings just outside of the frame. Berlin doesn't have this - so here's the next best thing.