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If you want to take a look around, head over to the category overview. A good first start are my own personal favourite shots and the category of special shots where I tried to create something particularly unusual or creative. The categories for monochromatic colours & duotone photos are a good fit if you appreciate colours; macro shots and skyline/cloudscapes feature impressive geometry and shapes. I have a category for Street Photography, and one for photography in video games! I also started infrared photography with a self-modded Samsung NX3000 in 2026.
There’s a chronological overview with all published shots.
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18.10.2025
12.02.2026
14.06.2026
I hard-modded one of my NX3000 bodies for infrared photography! Actually, I hard-modded two, and damaged one’s sensor in the process, which is particularly unfortunate because I had just brought it back to life with a factory hard-reset requiring you to bridge two pins on the mainboard, which felt like surgery. Oh well. Next attempt worked out well with no damage to the sensor. I’m sacrificing infinite focus on some lower focal length lenses because the camera’s tuned to the hot mirror that’s now missing; I might be able to fix this by moving the sensor a little, but I’ll figure that out later. For now, these are my first attempts at infrared photography. The processing workflow is the most demanding yet, but I started using Infinity for RAW development and detail finetuning, and I’m getting into it! Main processing has always been and still is macOS’ stock Photos app. Unfortunately, I didn’t write down which infrared filters I was using for any of these shots, that would’ve been relevant information; I should try to remember to do that in the future.
