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YOTOT(MC) goes Hamburg

Let­ztens waren wir zu der Hochzeit einer Schul­fre­undin von Julia nach Ham­burg ein­ge­laden. Und wenn man schon mal quer durch Schla­hand fliegt, dann bleibt man auch gerne mal länger, um sich die Ecken anzuschauen, die man noch nicht kennt. Nunja, zumin­d­est einer von uns bei­den. Und da das gute Wet­ter dieses Jahr schein­bar nördlich der

Bob Dylan zu Besuch

Hier sind ein paar Bilder vom Woch­enende, an dem uns Cici Hoden­maier, a.k.a. Bob Dylan besucht hat... Two for the price of one and a world pre­miere: JSOVT(MB) and CSOVT(MS) in a sin­gle shot. When Bob Dylan vis­ited us recently here in Karl­sruhe, I finally had the chance to com­bine the two “sit­ting on” series,

Pictures from Pisa

Damals im Feb­ruar war’s, glaube ich. Da durfte ich für zwei Tage nach Pisa zu einem Meet­ing über eins der ver­schiede­nen Pro­jekte, die bei uns an der Uni so laufen. Gast­ge­ber war die Scuola Supe­ri­ore Sant’Anna, der Lehrstuhl von Enrico Forestieri, dem Meis­ter der Fehler­wahrschein­lichkeiten in der Optik. Vom Forestieri hab’ ich zwar nix gese­hen,

Impressionen von Strasbourg

Hier ein paar Bilder von einem Woch­enen­daus­flug nach Stras­bourg... One of the orna­ments out­side the entrance to the Cathe­dral of Stras­bourg, France. We went there for a day trip recently, and I have to admit it’s a nice place. Unfor­tu­nately, every­one there seems to speak the wrong lan­guage (unless you go into any shop where

Southwestern USA panoramas

I spent pretty much every spare minute of the last 8 days fin­ish­ing a photo book of our 2008 trip through the south­west­ern United States. That included choos­ing the pho­tos, some adjust­ments, pano-stitching where nec­es­sary, and lay­out of the book. Dur­ing that work I noticed that I haven’t posted many panora­mas from that trip (or pho­tos

Vienniese subways

This is what the sub­way in Vienna looks like around 5:30 (am) on a Sun­day. When Joe and I had walked around town the after­noon before, every­thing was ter­ri­bly crowded and you couldn’t really enjoy (or pho­to­graph) a lot of the things that make Vienna great. Joe had arrived by night train in Vienna the

Austria Center Vienna

This was the venue for this year’s ECOC con­fer­ence and the place I spent most of my time in the week in Vienna. It’s quite huge and mod­ern, but some­how the orga­niz­ers (again) man­aged to put the most inter­est­ing (and most attended) ses­sions into the small­est rooms. At least in Berlin they had a live

Karlskirche

This is the Karl­skirche (Church of St. Charles Bor­romeo) in Vienna. I found it dur­ing a short trip into the town after the ses­sions at the con­fer­ence were fin­ished for that day. I kinda ran into it by acci­dent, barely see­ing the tops of the tow­ers as I crossed the Karl­splatz on my way to

Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna (panorama)

The Kun­sthis­torisches Museum is one of the two very impres­sive museum build­ings oppos­ing each other on the Maria-Theresien-Platz in Vienna. When I first got into the hotel in Vienna on the Sat­ur­day after­noon before the con­fer­ence began, (Zappel-)Joe was already wait­ing for me – he had taken the night train an had been hang­ing around

yet more wedding pictures

Here is the final batch of shots from the wed­ding of Mir­jam and Jochen... No, it’s not what it (prob­a­bly) looks like - Julia’s merely count­ing the lay­ers of the wed­ding dress... =) If I remem­ber cor­rectly, there were seven of them. I’m not catholic, so I wouldn’t know the dress code for the acolytes at