Danish language and bicycling course [you start today]
Here's an interesting video about Danish bicycling. Though for some of you it might be like watching flying saucers for the first time. Especially those of you who are considering to get a Suzuki car in the US with free gasoline card!
The video is from Andreas and tell me if you think it's true what an american once told me, that our Danish language "sound like throat cancer" ..?
For more info on the bicycle, see http://www.larryvsharry.com you can get a Clockwork model, a Bullit, a Bluebird '71 and three other fine models. Weight 20 kilos.
@Mark: There's almost death sentence for drivers that hurt a cyclist. At least, I think there's very few excuses for not noticing bicycles, even if they drive crazy - you have to stay alert and respect them. Harassing them would be a very unwise thing to do. There's roads through the major cities exclusive for cyclists as well as cycle paths along many roads, and often marked with light blue paint when crossing traffic roads.
Check how much gear that guy can stuff onto his bike in the video. I'm (almost) sure there would be space for a Mark III with a 800mm potrait lens on such a bicycle. Yours should be yellow, mate.
Cool idea for transporting stuff around. It's a ashame I can't understand Danish! How do motor vehicles treat cyclists on the roads? In London it's very dangerous, and most drivers try to push you in the gutter. Cheers
It has been, i confess, long overdue. But i have been procrastinating this simple task of leaving you a comment for weeks. I've been busy and only comment when commented. I do admire your work and your blogs are quite the read. congratulations on a wonderful page. And. xoxoxox :)
I just wanted to say hello and compliment you on your gallery. You've got a really great selection of pictures here, I really like your natural style and your use of light. Lots and lots of interesting stuff to read too! I reckon I'm going to be a regular reader. Take it slow... Mark
Heeeeey... You're another one on here who I see has fanagled a way around (what I thought was the max) of 16 "Top Friends." How'd you manage that one, if you don't mind me asking? Whatever the case, very best of regards to you...CCx
Thanks for the comment on my first post- nice to know I'm not alone in my technological woes! Love your photography- really beautiful shots you've got here.
thnak you. I'm just collecting all the art i see in San Francisco... check out the new slideshow on TINGLETANGLE and WEMARNY sections on the nav bar menu of http://ozcillator.com. peace, franz
Hello Thorsten. I've been doing a lot of uber-diving, and I must say that yours stands out as one of my top five blogs. It's so diverse and interesting! Keep up the good work! All the best, Stewart
Hi Thorsten, Thanks for the great idea for a blog posting on how a designer comes to dress a star at the Oscars. I will have to write it! Continue to check my blog, I'm going to continue to add great stuff in the next few weeks. xoNick
I found it annoying, the D-Lux 3, that you can't get a good grip at it. That you use the screen as viewfinder is kind of OK. But the light from the screen, as well as the red AF light at night does not make it a stealth camera like a traditional quiet Leica M.
Oh and I'd love one of them bikes but I bet it feels strange having it at the front