One in the morning, a couple at noon

Today I took some photos in and around the company again. I took the first one after I had parked the car, in the garden behind our “house ‘C’”, and looking into the direction of the new British Telecom data center:

During our lunch break, Arno and me wanted to walk around a bit, but it soon started raining. So we went back in to have some coffee, and Arno started working again. I took his portrait in a mix of natural and artificial light:

I also got another one where more of him is seen, but I liked this one better.

Arno wanted to check the screws on his wheels after changing to a set of winter tyres lately. So he had asked Steven, another colleague of ours to help him out with a torque wrench. Down we went into the garage, me with a camera again:

Arno had moved his car almost next to mine, where they had a bit more space to work. And here’s the view of the garage during our lunch break – a bit more “populated” than in the mornings when I arrive:

Steven is a nice guy – later he helped me with some “real work”.

Technical: first image with the E-PL1 and the Panasonic Lumix 14mm lens, the rest with the 50mm macro lens on my E-520 DSLR. All converted with my usual workflow: Olympus Viewer 2, and then RawTherapee 4. Exif info is intact in the bigger pictures, which you can find on Flickr as almost always.

Thanks for viewing.