We got a second chance at building our igloo. This time there was enough snow on the Chäserugg (see below), so we set out to meet our guide Paul there.

Grotere kaart weergeven
It was a really great experience. Paul explained how to build the ilgoo. It took about 4 hours to complete and the result was a really sturdy and frosty house for the night. The weahter started out misty but it cleared up really nicely. Candle light in our igloo under a starry sky… It doesn’t get any more romantic than that.

I didn’t bring my SLR because of its weight, but instead I brought my new compact camera (Canon G11). I must say that when you keep the ISO low, the pictures are great.

 

July last year I took some pictures during the performance of my student’s band “The Seasons”. This weekend they came back for a picture session to get some white and purple pictures for their website. I can’t wait to see the end result on their web page. As soon as it’s done I will add a link to it here.
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I take pictures of promotions at the TU/e about once a week to earn some extra money (pretty much to pay for the insurance of my camera gear). Usually the pictures are very standard, but this time it was my colleague Laura’s turn, so I took some extra pictures, besides the standard selection.
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On the previous page you may have seen Bin highly pregnant. In the mean time Bin and Arjen have become the proud parents of a son, Maarten! Last week Maarten got baptized, me and my camera were of course also present at the joyful event.
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