Commodore Remix

Lman: What kind of dog is that? And I agree with Parax, those are some damn professional shots!

LMan: Benutzt Du ein Stativ oder extrem kurze Verschlußzeiten (letzteres wohl eher weniger wegen der satten Farben)?

(Picture taken from outside my window when it was raining cats'n dogs. Looks like a model of some sort or maybe an old photo. No editing was done except a little gamme correction and cutting.)

@Beyond:
Looks like old war footage.

Ach, darf man hier auch auf deutsch posten?;)

(name removed) wrote:Ach, darf man hier auch auf deutsch posten?;)

Nope
But try to translate that sentence with shutter times and so on to English. I don't think anybody would have understood what I was about to write.

Thanks all for the nice words, and sorry for the late reply.

@Vosla: For night shots, I'm using a tripod, if I have it near. Otherwise, I rest the camera on a solid surface (tables or walls etc...), set long shutter times and an automatic releaser, so it doesn't record the vibration of pushing the trigger.

For daytime shots, I usually rely on automatic shutter times (except for special cases.) I do most of my photos with my trusty Canon Ixus 400. Before that, I had a Nikon reflex camera. Too bulky to carry around IMHO.

So you see, I'm no pro at all, just having fun doing fotos since childhood.

Thanks for your interest!
Here are some more shots:

Cologne Zoo


Autumn 2003


Moonlit November Night

I just held up the camer while i was driveing and took this picture when a truck passed

Max Levin wrote:Lman: What kind of dog is that?

@Max: Oh btw, that dog is our Yorkshire Terrier "Puck". He's 4 years old, and of the bigger kind of Yorkshires. The dark fur is unusual for yorkies, too, so many people don't believe it's a yorkie because they only know the clichée version of it:
<img src="http://www.dierenspeciaalzaakkristof.be ... 0groot.jpg" width=150>
(this is not one of my photos btw)

@Trace: Cool snapshot, that!!

Dawn, October 2004

Thought this was just curious: the KENZ-MOBILE. [taken with the mobile phone, sorry]

Some images of the city i'm living in...

This has been shot from one of the various bridges in the city:


The following are from one of the central "squares" of the city. A tiny but very nice one, used in the medieval times as marketplace.

A picture i took at a zoo. Beside the zoo there is a place where peoples can swim and this sign was outside the fence

Human being - the social ape

Ok... Now, I was walking around in Gothenburg and saw this thing in the corner of my eye. Didn't react at once since it's a tall thing. Some 5-6 meters after passing it, my brain had completed processing the information and made me halt and take this picture.
I need to tell Boz where to find this statue and hand him a can of spray paint so he can go there and complete it with "is a ponce" =)

Taken on a holiday in france in 2004, we'd nipped over the border into germany and were in the black forest.



Another from france. Taken on a canal (we were on a narrowboat).



A photo from york in 2003.

I hope these arn't too large for people's screens.

Ste.