Somewhere in my early years I learned the art of stringing letters into coherent sentences. Apart from awarding me witha science degree my writing capabilities also gained me an education as journalist. However, not all words or stories are fit for the press, so I started this blog.
All of the new blog entries are hooked up on Wordpress, so you can just click over there, and discover the world through my words. As a personal favour I also link up every individual blog entry down in the links, making it easier for you to read cohesive narrative.
Lisbon, Photographic Embarkation
Sea Day, Safety, and Gala Night
Zeebrugge - internet access on cruise ships
Global Terror in Rotterdam, Netherlands
Hamburg, first embarkation shooting
Invergordon, beautiful Scotland
Crew Food on Cruises: a bitter bill
Greenock (1), and the duality of cruise jobs
Greenock (2) – The mental challenges of the Photo Booth Set-Up
Cruise Musicians – what a bore
Rules are enforced, or obsolete
Alesund, and the power of friends
The job of a Cruise Photographer
Tromso, and the greed behind cruise photography
Molde Fjord – almost a day off
Geiranger, a change in perspective
Photo Management and Schadenfreude
Test papers, and the end of life
Job Motivation II: Entertainment in the peril of others
Invergordon, and the Swimming Mall
Manager Party – photo minds don’t think alike
Akureyri: old friends and new tricks
Isafjordur: A rough side of cruise
Reykjavik – Big Rocks and Little Service
Reykjavik and the Perpetual Photography
Salesmanship, when capitalism invades the heart
Cruise Commodities in space and laundry
Ramadan – so good to have Muslim friends
Exploitation of Labour done right
Longyearbyen, and the dead spirit of team leadership
Longyearbyen & Pyramiden – a graphic report
Cruise Teams: where individuals don’t matter
Good Bye ABC Cruises, Part 3: Costumer Appreciation
Peace and Pleasure in Honningsvag
Costumer’s Choice, Photographer’s Worry
The Good, the Bad, and the Cruise – my evaluation of sea tourism
Geiranger, Tender Boarding, and Assembly Line Photography
Bergen, and the hardship of pasta
By the way, if you are toying with the idea of inreasing your skills in photography, you might find this handy guide very appealing. It's German, but written by a very knowledgable friend: DigitalkameraTrends
If you would like to know more about the processes behind planning and recording a studio album, you should check out the series of blogs that I wrote for the Music Entrepeneur
Recording an Album, Part 1:Why All the Hassle?!
Recording an Album, Part 2:How Demo Recordings can Massively Improve Your Songs
Recording an Album, Part 3:Which Songs do I Want?
Recording an Album, Part 4:Hitting the Studio
Recording an Album, Part 5:Session Musicians
Recording an Album, Part 6:Visual Art and Album Design
Recording an Album, Part 7:Mixing and Mastering
Recording an Album, Part 8:How to Determine the Track Sequence or Playlist of An Album
Recording an Album, Part 9:The Release Concert & Calgary’s Broken Community
2016 Retrospective – Why death is not the end
Moving Hassle III – The Aftermath
Moving Hassle II – Move-Out Day
Moving Hassle I – Five years of Cavan
Buzz Buzz – What’s new in Germany?!
Moving "Home" – Farewell Calgary
Sultan Erdogan against the European Terror Grandpas
Football, stadion violence, and DFB escalation tactics
TheDonald – Why hating the USA is helping them