
I don't know what it is, but it’s a great conversation piece. The girls were happily chalking away making and discussing the arts. The boys of course were fooling around. Well that’s life.
I hope that the event on the 9th of September was all right. But the fact that this sign is still hanging here on 17 October makes you wonder. Good project- (or party-) management means also that you clean op your mess afterwards. Make sure you have a list what to do when the party is over. This is bad publicity. It's also a fine example that nobody else feels responsible. Oh, oh, I think I should mail them this picture. Let's feel responsible.

Almost ten years ago my firm designed logo's for primary schools in Amsterdam East.
I had forgotten all about them. Today we needed a picture of this school for one of our publications. And look here, our design was still on the side of the school. It's still black and green, those were the restrictions in the nineties. Today everything is printed in full color. The school is a primary school on Montessori principle. Want to know more? Look here: Maria Montessori
And take a look at the sky. This is global warming. It's october and again 20Celcius.

No deep thoughts here. Just a nice dinner with wife, friend and friends wife. The latter is not in the picture and of course I'm not in the picture. Bring out the blip-robot-photographers so we could all be in the picture. Damn.
And thank you japs for giving us the F30.
Kubrik would go beserk at the thought of filming every thing with candles.
Looking for better shots with candles? Go and take look at Barry Lyndon. Yeah, Kubrik was and still is the man. I bet god loves him.


The days fly by with tedious jobs and each day ends with this view. It's Holland longest tunnel. It's called the Piet Hein tunnel and is it's of course in Amsterdam. You're not allowed to phone and drive in Holland and I'm wondering how long it will take before photograph and drive will be forbidden. It's quit dangerous and I'm wide awake now!
I see a yellow car and I want to paint it red.

Before we installed an airco in our office this Ice bear was the real thing. As the head paperweight it could withstand winds up to 80 miles an hour. But now he's a bit sad. The windows are rarely open and the only breeze he gets is when our financial director whizzes past him with the latest figures. You can see his legs in the background. The airco doesn't produce arctic temps so no relief there. What am I to do with this lonely bear? Well, he won't end up in the trash that's for sure. This bear is a genuine work of art made by Fira. It is more likely that he will end in a museum.

I don't like Itunes. But sometimes it comes in handy. I like the radio station chooser. I fiddled around late this night and as a being a bit bored I searched Americana radio and there on Boot-liquor they played a song by Drive-by truckers. It was 18 Wheels of Love. They're fantastic. So listen to them. Their picture is in the middle of the screen. Go and find them.

On the wall behind my desk hangs a picture I took on the greek island
(Really to blame is my Nikon and the I-ttl flash system. It's soooo good. You won't tell real from fake! )
Been busy with Susy
What a day. The autumn winds kept me in. But that 's all right. I've been busy with Vista and Suse. That's for you non-computer lovers the new Windows and a Linux flavor.


Today I took pictures in a park that is waiting to be renovated. The drainage is so bad that the ducks think it is a pond. Seeing all the ducks I did work up an enormous appetite.
He there, lovers of the French cuisine check out these links:
Grilled duck or Duck with ananas or
more grillades.
The ducks manged to get a restraining order. I'm not allowed near the ducks anymore.
Bon appetite
Pardon my French
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This is my 12-24mm that suprises ducks. Behind my hand and lens is my Blipfoto about page. Come and visit me at Blipfoto
Hurrah Nikon!
Some say it saved their life, other say they have an expert sitting right by their side. They are all talking about their GPS navigation device. But lately there is talk about cars stuck on sandy roads and cars driving on the wrong side of the road.I keep my maps and never go wrong! What is wrong with our navigation skills? What will they do when the satellites drop out of the sky. Stay home?
Go out, wander, discover, study a map, know where you are in the world.
Long live adventure.

It's finally starting to rain here in
Madame the Pompadour said it all to King Louis XV: “Apres nous le deluge.” Well she has many followers. Play now and be gone before you have to pay. Here comes the deluge. The people of

