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These photos were taken after Marina's "From Buzzword to Battlefield: The Cybersecurity Challenges of Smart Cities" session at the 2025 Swiss Cyber Storm.
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We relied the pools of light from the overhead fluorescents and the beautiful texture of the dusty raw concrete.
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Camera Canon R6 Mark II Lens Canon RF 50mm F1.8 STM Lights Godox AD400 Pro flash w/ 60cm softbox We were shooting in the patio behind the Raw Signal Group offices.
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Camera Canon R6 Mark II Lens Canon RF 28-70mm F2 L USM Lights Available light
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Camera Canon R6 Mark II Lens Canon RF 28-70mm F2 L USM Lights Godox AD400 Pro flash w/ 60cm softbox Rotolight Neo 3 60cm silver reflector The softbox was positioned low and just out of frame near Nicole's face, with the reflector above her head to bounce a
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A few candid shots of Vardon from a meeting at Zürich Kraftwerk.
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Here are a few portraits of folks who really inspired me that I met at START Global 2025 in St.
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Photos taken while recording Nico Amara's In Chains video.
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Back in 2014, I saw Jack Garratt open for Ben Howard at X-Tra in Zürich.
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A few weeks ago, someone reminded me that I'd helped set up a publishing imprint for a Norwegian.
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The first time I burned out, I couldn't understand why.
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Photographed from very close in a tiny space in my apartment with the Canon RF 15-35mm F2.8L IS USM lens against a black backdrop that wasn't nearly wide enough with a simple two-light setup.
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A presentation given at Eclipsecon Europe 2019. 😅 I start the presentation rather out of breath, as I missed my train and ran from the train station to the conference venue. ⚠️ At around the 7:30 mark, the reference to 2004 should instead be 1994. :)
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Doc Searls is just wrapping up his "Open Source and the Changing Face of IT" session at the Sun Open Source Summit.
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In early 2008, Heidi Austlid from the Norwegian Friprog Competence Center asked me to give a keynote for Go Open 2008 on the topic of, "What is Free Software and why (should you) change?"