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I applied for some more studies today and for that cause I created a little motivated application I would like to share with you. Who ever proclaimed, that only designers can make some creative applications was wrong. I dug out my inDesign skills and make a little something myself, a PDF with actually working PHP code (yay, big deal)! Check out the PDF!

My Dilemma

It's been some time since I've actually written a theme, so I want to take a quick moment to talk about where I want to go next with all these wonderful tools.

Drupal is still not as familiar as I would like it to be and I will soon launch a project, that Wordpress just would be perfect for.
I work best when I learn and Drupal still has a lot to offer I could sink my teeth in and get to know it a lot better.

Since I want to be judged on my actions and words, not on the logos I carry on chest or camera, so I've de-branded my camera a little.

To limit the branding on my gear I've exchanged my strap, taped the logo on my camera bag and the camera itself, so it wouldn't appear anywere I am (at least not that visible).

Very recently facebook has announced that it will acquire instagram, including their staff for one billion dollars. The news about this were released on the instagram blog, as also on Mark Zuckerbergs facebook profile.

In some articles, like this one the question of why? arose. It has honestly not come to my mind.

Fluid girds are not new in CSS, but lesscss takes a very good approach at them with the semantic grid system. I wanted to use those techniques for a mobile and desktop site at once for some time and stumbled into great use for it.

I've had this basic tutorial in mind for month now and I'm finally doing it, so here we go: Basically, the effect I want to show is the same I used in my life video. I will show the fastest way I know to put text on any kind of video footage. Now, for simplicities sake we will only use one clip for this, instead of multiple, but the method certainly works for multiple clips as well. This is the outcome of the example clip we're going to make:

I've written an article on backup strategy a while ago and I just wanted to share a quick tip with you. As a photographer I have to deal with big files constantly and I'm keeping them in a folder structure like this: year - folder with full date (year month day - name of shoot). This makes it easy for me to backup the files and to find shoots, because file viewers sort the folders by file name so they appear in the order they were shot.