More photography experiments

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Holidays are a useful time to catch up with hobbies that the working months do not allow for. Given its so hot here in Athens, I have been experimenting again with infrared. My little GF1 is quite good for this because the infrared cut filter on the sensor is not as good as with my [...]

Time lapse Practice

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As they say, practice makes perfect (though this should be practice improves things, lots and lots of practice might make perfect). Here is another time lapse with better stabilisation and refined settings.

NYC Skyline and Apple Store HDR

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I was lucky enough to have a weekend in NYC between the conference and coming to Toronto. Somewhat by accident I managed this photo, which I quite like. I had been working on making an HDR shot with three photographs of the same subject differently exposed, but included a out of series photo by mistake. [...]

Time Lapse in Toronto

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I’m in Toronto for work but have managed to experiment properly with time lapse photography for the first time. The first one I didn’t stabilise the tripod properly and there are some wobbles when we move on to the balcony to check all is going well. The second one is technically better I think, but [...]

China Research Trip

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With two colleagues I have just finished almost two weeks of research interviews in China. The research took us to Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Shenzhen (flying in and out of Shanghai). Our project looks specifically at technology firms and predominantly those we might call new generation Chinese firms. New generation firms are style typically SMEs, though [...]