About Mike
I’m interested in photography and outdoorsy stuff like climbing and canoeing, amongst other things. (Read more...)
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Recent posts
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The old country road
27th of October 2006. There was a light drizzle, and my wife and I were walking along this road. Our dog, Oscar the flat-coated retriever, was bouncing around, happy as only a... -
High skies
It was the second of September 2006, just after lunch on top of P. di Cassino Bagio (2621 meters). Wolfi and I had been been up to the central alps,... -
Fight of the elements
Early March 2010. It was cold, and it was windy. The first signs of spring were just showing. Suddenly, the sky turned menacing, and I managed to get this shot...
Older posts
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Stag
Posted on May 12, 2010 | No CommentsStag, near the head of Loch Etive in Scotland, November 2007, image by Pug. It was early afternoon on the 10th of November 2007. Pug and I were driving along the road from Rannoch Moor towards Loch Etive, to have a look at the famous... -
The church behind the wall
Posted on May 11, 2010 | 1 CommentThere was a bit of editing (RawStudio, Gimp, LuminanceHDR, and some more Gimp), involved in getting this shot to look OK. The sky was rubbish, but it looks halfway decent now. -
Knight
Posted on May 10, 2010 | No CommentsMy eldest son (he’s three) has a lot of books already. Many of them are about knights and dragons and castles and heroic quests. He absolutely loves knights (he loves pirates and builders too, but that’s another story)! So yesterday, I took him to a...





