Tag Archives: Photography

Kolkata China Town and the Communist Party

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 12 June, 2009. Filed under China, India, Photography. Tagged , , . 1 Comment.
I have finally finished two hectic weeks of travel through India for work and having worked every weekday and two weekends, a day off was in order. Given my interest in China, I had a wonder through China Town. It was quite different to the last one I visited (in Liverpool) and seemed to reflect clearly [...]

Shanghai Poster Style

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 21 March, 2009. Filed under China, Photography. Tagged , , . 2 Comments.
Just four poster style photos from around Shanghai as I’ve been finalising various arrangements. Hopefully some more serious work over the next few weeks as I travel with my students.

Tone Mapping: OK Images from Bad?

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 2 March, 2009. Filed under Personal, Photography, Technology. Tagged , , . 2 Comments.
I went to Matlock and Matlock Bath on the weekend, both being Victorian towns in the Derbyshire Dales, the latter being an old spa town now very popular for motorcyclists to visit. The weather was lovely and some of the scenery great. Unfortunately, my photographs were nothing to write home about. Board with trying to tinker [...]

Brussels

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 6 December, 2008. Filed under Photography, Research. Tagged . No comments.
I was in Brussels for a workshop earlier this week. The workshop was about Asian management, with most of the papers having some China theme. It was great and has helped to reinvigorate my research interest. One of the nicest aspects was that there was typically about 30 mins after each presentation to discuss the [...]

Birmingham

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 26 October, 2008. Filed under Friends, Personal, Photography. Tagged , . 2 Comments.
A former student (and now friend) of mine is spending a semester in the UK as part of his PhD studies in Australia. We met in Birmingham and wandered around a little to see the sights while talking about teaching and research. The cities in the English Midlands are useful places to visit for those if us [...]