Watch Melody Gardot: From Paris with Love, on Arte:
What a perfect set. Merci and thanks all…
Music. Photography. Thoughts.
Watch Melody Gardot: From Paris with Love, on Arte:
What a perfect set. Merci and thanks all…
Mitchie recently discovered that we have Sky One in the list of programs we can receive, and so we can watch Doc Martin. We’re only into Season 2 by now, but wow, all I can say is that if you don’t immediately love these people, you have no heart! A bold statement, I know, but this show so deserves it! It’s funny, quirky, and simply wonderful. To see the previews on IMDB makes me smile without sound even:
A must see, if you can receive it. And as you can see, in case you have Prime Video, you’ll get at least seasons 1 and 2. Enjoy!
This is ten years ago already – but I just found out now:
So good to hear his daughter perform “Enigmatic Ocean” and “Mirage” with him… and more of Clara on her internet page.
Like always, thanks for viewing.
Debian has announced a release date for its version 12 “Bookworm” which I have running since a while. Found via Debian Micronews.
It has already less bugs than the old stable version 11 aka “Bullseye”, and I can attest that at least on *my* system and with *my* usage scenario (internet, blogging, music, photography, and so on) it runs very nicely.
Thanks team! You guys & gals rock!
I took this photo with my 50mm macro lens from the 4/3rds system today:
I had the camera set to black & white already, but converted the raw file using the OM System raw converter on Windows without changing anything yet. Then I loaded the .tif file into Silver Efex Pro 2, also on Windows, and applied a preset called 015 “Full Dynamic (Harsh)”. Back in Linux and using RawTherapee 5.9 I still applied an own contrast-enhancement curve and some blacks to the image. The format is the camera’s full 4:3 this time, so here we have 16 Megapixels. No further enhancements.
And that was that. Like always, thanks for viewing.
P.S.: the camera and lens used, taken with my mobile phone:
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Here’s one from our garden from today:
I used an Ilford HP5+ film simulation in Silver Efex, and a light vignette in RawTherapee. Like always, thanks for viewing.
Wilma was already here and sleeping at that exact spot when I got up:
Couldn’t resist, had to capture that peaceful scene… and like always, thanks for viewing.
Today I took two photos, with the same camera and lens, but with slightly different settings, and also cropped differently.
The first one was of Wilma, in 3:2. She was very alert because of the always love-sick Cookie who was also around, so there was a lot of hissing and warning to keep him at a safe enough distance. Understandably, she had no eyes for me:
Later – long after the two cats were gone – I took a self portrait, with having my camera on a (microphone) table stand, remote-controlled by a mobile phone. I cropped this one into a 5:4 format and used a Kodak Tri-X film simulation in Silver Efex to achieve this:
The camera was my Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mk2, and the lens was the 17mm/1.8 from Olympus, with f/4 for the cat, and with f/1.8 for myself (it was getting dark already). And like always, thanks for watching.
This is a must watch: Frankenstream, on Arte. I saw it in English, but they also have it in German and of course in French (Arte is a French/German co-production). Also, en Español, Polski, and Italiano.
See also on Youtube:
Thanks for watching.
Both photos with Silver Efex Pro 2. Like always, thanks for viewing.