Caught on camera with the VFR
I was out with some friends and we drove on a popular motorcycle road called “bulten”, and I was apparently caught on camera. Some additional photos from the trip are attached as well.
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Dustin Home Expo 2010
I snapped a few pictures from Dustin Home Expo 2010 with my iPhone. This was the annual expo from Dustin with lots of gadgets and things for the home. Everything from the new 3D TVs to new xbox games and setting the world record in overclocking.
Geekmeet Stockholm 2010 #1
I just realized that I forgot to upload the photos from Geekmeet a while ago, so here they are. The guest speaker for the evening was none other than Chris Blizzard from Mozilla!
Ludvika in the summer
A couple of pictures from the small town Ludvika in the middle of Sweden.
Pictures from the England trip
I recently went to England for a week, and I of course brought the camera. The following are some of the pictures from Brighton, London and the countryside.
The Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk
I talked about the Worldwide Photo Walk earlier, and I ended up going to the “early bird” walk which started at 4 in the morning. More people turned up than I expected and it was all great fun! All pictures taken on the walk and entered in the competition can be enjoyed at the official Early bird Photo Walk website.
Everyone are allowed to enter two images in the competition, so the following additional pictures are taken at the same time.
Event with Benny Andersson, Tommy Körberg and Helen Sjöholm
I took a couple of pictures of Benny Andersson (ABBA), Tommy Körberg and Helen Sjöholm at an event this weekend.
Twestival Stockholm — The Pictures
There is only one way of describing the Stockholm Twestival which took place last Thursday — a thundering success!
Everything from the organization of the event to the music and speakers were just fantastic. I haven’t heard the official sum of all donations yet though, but I’m sure that it was not bad at all, considering the amount of people who actually showed up.
It was a great opportunity to see some Twitter users here in Stockholm as well. Even though Sweden is a small country, there are lots of highly talented people working in all areas from marketing, IT and other fields. It just shows that Twitter and similar tools have such a huge impact on how people have chosen to effortlessly communicate and share. It is so easy to reach lots of people, not only from particular group, but anyone who wants to listen.
Seeing how Twestival just started as a simple idea on Twitter, it was amazing to see it literally explode into such a huge global event. It really comes to show how people can get events like these things done on a global scale bringing a great number of volunteers together with just a simple social web tool like Twitter.
The only sad thing is that I forgot to bring my camera for some odd reason. I couldn’t let a thing like forgetting the camera keep me away from taking pictures though, so I had to rely on my trusty ol’ iPhone to work its magic. Sure, there are phones with exceptional cameras with lots of “megapixels”, flash and image quality. The iPhone just isn’t one of them. The images are, well, not that great to be frank. The image quality is so bad that I didn’t even bother trying to get everything lined up and think about framing, since most images will still be blurry and grainy. Anyway, here you go.