It Was a Cold and Foggy Morning in January. Tried with some handheld Bracket shot (-2,0,+2) and made some HDR. The leaves and moss really reveales theire colors, in HDR. I had some trouble with the fog, but I have a nice photomatix tonemap that removed it.
Susanne & Nigels house
In November I went to my sisters house and made a panorama of there house from inside.
Susanne an Nigel swiched places a few times in between every image, therefore they are present multiple times. The images was taken with bracket (-2,0,+2) and made into HDR with Photomatix and i stiched in Windows Live.
The stiching is bad, but i have no license for ptgui and Panorama pro yet. I will make an update when i buy It.
After dragging 1170 photos from my 32GB Transcend cf card to a folder on my computer, nothing happened. I checked the card and it was empty. I checked my computer, and it was also empty. f… f… f…
I don´t know what happened. Now I´m trying to recover the photo´s from the card with “Zero Assumption Recovery” I have never seen this failure before, and I hope it was a ones-in-a-lifetime-mishap.
The day after…..
Back again. I rescued the photos with “Zero Assumption Recovery”. Its free. The only restriction is “Max 4 folders at a time” The CF card has only 1 folder, so it´s perfect for rescuing photos. It can also find overwritten photos. They are gone, but It can find them.
The problem with digital camera is the way it saves data on the card. Every time you delete or format a card, the camera starts over from the beginning of the card. This means that you will never have the chance of rescuing the first photos you are saving on the card, when you’ve formatted the card and started taking more photos.
Maby Canon, Nikon etz. should find a solution to that feature.
I went to Gråsten skov, with my mother on a clowdy wet day. The mist was drifting silently through the trees. There were no birds, dears or any kind of animals. No sound could be heard. It was almost like a dream.
In july 2008, I went to the Klarelv in Sweden, and constructed a raft, with Hakon, Johan, Bror and Asbjoern. We had hoped for 8 shiny days, but it rained every day. There were billions of mosquitoes; it was cold, windy and wet. Whenever I’d had the opportunity to use my camera, I took some shots, and hoped for the best, not to get soaked.
