This was one of these winter outings where the cold made me ignore the big "full format" gun in my daypack. I stuck to my little Lumix LX7 camera. Minus 10 degrees C doesn't seem to be so very severe in a country like ours, but in coastal areas the humidity brings in an extra chill effect which, believe me, does not invite frequent glove removal for camera controls, lens changes and such. Nevertheless - so I learned again - if you take it nice and slow, enjoying the surroundings even aside the photographic efforts, you can muster, now and then, the energy the camera demands from you.
For the first time I use a music track by the young Swiss composer/performer Adrian Von Ziegler. Adrian posts a great deal of his production on Youtube, always encouraging people to use his music freely, even as part of a commercial project, if I got it right. All he wants is that it is properly credited to him. An amazing attitude. It seems to come natural to him, but it could well be an effective recipe to spread his name around - maybe all the way to Hollywood, where filmmakers are constantly on a lookout - or rather "listenout" - for soundtrack talent. Short of that, there are a lot of smaller film productions going on around the world which could provide a living. Hope something like this - or something else nice - happens to Adrian, also as a reward for his musical generosity!
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