Bratislava Blues Raiders
Music can look good too, you know? :-) So this is my band of friends performing for us on one fine Christmas concert. Enjoy!
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Projekt | Σ | Systém
Some people spend their weekends carousing, others like to go fishing, and yet others may just lie around dormant and let the time pass. Some people tend to spend long hours sorting out and post-processing photographs, and finally, some people like to make games. Months upon months of preparation, and an amazing weekend full of interactive drama experience had finally arrived.
Meet Projekt Systém.
Posted 4 months, 2 weeks ago. 1 comment
Bratislava under Siege
In early 19th century that frog-eating midget Napoleon thought it was a great idea to lay siege to Bratislava and bombard it and destroy a lot of valuable cultural heritage and whatsnot… well, some people obviously feel that is a reason for celebration and reenactment, and as little Filip wanted to go and see some of that, so went I and my camera. Sadly, we didn’t get to see most of the program, so I only have a bunch of random shots. On the positive side, I feel like I’ve really improved my flash technique. :-)
Posted 1 year, 8 months ago. 3 comments
Shooting my friends…
…would be pretty gory, so instead this post is about capturing the light they reflect. :-)
Most of you have probably already seen these, but they never made a blogpost, and as it’s the exam period, I have way too much time on my hands, so now’s the time. :-D
These photos are from three rather nice sessions — the Bryndza session, SlavCon, and Grill session. Many thanks to Kubo for organizing the two, they were most enjoyable.
I took a lot of photos those days, so they each made a separate gallery:
And here comes a handful of rather random picks, that link to the galleries as well…
Posted 1 year, 9 months ago. 8 comments
Leftovers from Chicago
As I haven’t been shooting much recently and my last photo-post was a long time ago, I dug out some of the older street shots from one of the first days with my brand new camera.
Posted 1 year, 11 months ago. Add a comment
The skating ring
Trying to figure out how to spend a free Friday, I went to check out the freshly set-up open air ice-skating ring at the Millennium park. Needless to say, my heavy artillery couldn’t be left behind. I have shot a lot of pictures, some of which will be presented later, under a more appropriate topic.
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Posted 2 years, 4 months ago. Add a comment
Good jazz and picture-taking…
…at the same time? What more could a guy wish for? (I will leave the few inappropriate suggestions to myself. :-P)
Few places in the world have better jazz clubs, than Chicago. Around a week ago, we’ve decided to give one of them a try. It wasn’t the first one and definitely not the last one, but it was the most enjoyable so far. The musicians were very skilled and played nice jazz with a distinct Hispanic flavour.
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Posted 2 years, 4 months ago. 2 comments
Portrait test run
It’s been ten days since the last time my dearest readers had a chance to bask in the fresh glow of my amazing posts, and as this weekend is mostly free, save compulsory events such as Nightwish concert, I have decided to spam around a little. ;-)
Precisely two weeks ago, with one of the people I know here, a Tibetan student of international law, we have decided to try and shoot a few outdoor portraits. My longer lens seems to be very nicely up to this job, although I am still a far cry from achieving perfection with it. On the lighter note, I learn something new every time I take it out for a shoot.
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Posted 2 years, 4 months ago. 3 comments
Photographing kids
Yesterday at the ZOO, I was also able to shoot a few children as well. Those little folks make for quite cute pictures, whether it’s their playing and action, observing something, or just generally doing whatever they do. Some of these shots are not very sharp, but I like them anyway. Unfortunately, with kids, all you get is snapshots. There is no time to set stuff up properly, and think much about the picture, so luck matters, too. Kids are at their best when they don’t know about the observer, and are occupied somehow.
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