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It’s open!

My new site has opened its doors and it looks little bit different to the old one! I mean – to be honest – it’s not finished yet but thats how the web works, it never gets finished. Most important is that I didn’t delete the old posts but I refocused which content should be favourized.

Based on the fact how life changes I also realized that this homepage is my private work – not my business work. Therefore I am going focuse more and more on photography and my hobbies I really like – based on photos
But still, I will create some technical posts but at the moment I do enough technical stuff in my business time as Cisco/Ironport Instructor and internal IT staff in my company.

I hope the new site gets at least as good as the last one!

Cheers Herbert

Once again – my job allowed me to explore Helsinki for a few days. Actually it was a horrible trip to get there. I got ill before the flight and that made my time in the plane kinda a nightmare.

Nevertheless I found some free time to get around and take some pictures.

The whole set can be found on Flickr

St. Marx Cemetery (Sankt Marxer Friedhof) is a cemetery in the Landstraße district of Vienna, used from 1784 until 1874. It was named after a nearby almshouse. The cemetery was opened in response to a decree by Emperor Joseph II that forbade further burials in cemeteries within the outer walls of the city of Vienna. He also ordered that bodies should be buried unembalmed and without coffins in mass graves. Thus the common assumption that Mozart’s grave (see below) was unmarked because he was too poor is false. His burial in 1791 after a funeral in the Stephansdom simply followed the regulations of the day.

All pictures can be found on my Flickr Photoset and more information is located at Wikipedia (German Version / English Version)

Thanks Emmi!

This picture was made on our weekend trip to the Kurpark Oberlaa.

Seen at Dubai Airport Terminal 1 in front of the security check

It’s now time for me to leave Oslo; once again it was a business trip which gave me the opportunity to see a new town and to meet new people. I also had some time to make pictures of Oslo – it is a nice town and still worth a visit but I am pretty sure that there are more impressive things in Norway

Complete Photoset

Fotos selbst zu machen ist ein riesen Spaß, doch immer wieder die selbe Frage zu beantworten: “Wo bist du denn auf den Bildern?” ist auf dauer anstrengend. Darum macht es auch Sinn, wenn man sich während eines Urlaubs die Fotos der anderen Mitreisenden besorgt – man glaubt gar nicht wo man sich hier überall wiederfindet

Das Foto wurde von Roman gemacht während ich irgendwo im Outback von Australien versucht habe mich zu tarnen um das ein oder andere gute Foto zum machen.
Australien 2008 Collection auf Flickr