And this is what I got back after I gave it away for developing. I like the outcome. Still a lot room for improvement. And the next time I will not use the discounter around the corner for doing this job. Best might be to invest more money and get this done in a local photo shop.
I still have some pictures from California… This one was taken at the eastern dome of the Griffith Observatory. The Telescope as well as the planetrium’s projector are made by Carl Zeiss. It is always nice to see a connection to your hometown – regardless of where you are in the world.
Before continuing with more shots from southern California I just would take the opportunity to wrap up my 2012 travel experience. According to my Flightdiary I spend 3.5 days aboard airplanes in 2012. Only 2 flights more than the year before but with 6 longhaul flights and more than 40k miles I have earned the Frequent Traveller status from Lufthansa. I think I will not take any benefit from this as the express lines are unuseful when having a 2.5 hours trip to get to the airport. You have to calculate with extra time so you will always have enough time at the airport. But I really like the package I got from Lufthansa. On the last flights with them I had the feeling that as an Economy passenger you have to be grateful to be allowed to join this flight.
The silver card comes in a clean white box together with personal luggage badges and a stylisch paper clip. Nothing special but I really like the minimalistic and clean look of the package.
Allthough I’m employed directly in California now, I don’t believe to spend a similar amount of time aboard airplanes in 2013.
This sign marks the end of the famous Route 66. The Highway ends in front of the Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles.
A point to look at when choosing hotels on business trips.
Taken after a long working day in Galway/Ireland.
Saw this during a walk. Maybe a sign… should visit Canada!
Done in the ega-Park Erfurt
Done in the ega-Park Erfurt.
There’s a lot of work after a sunny weekend like this one was.