Zürich is a good-looking town

and it is especially pleasant to walk around in the evening when there are not many people about. I was out tonight with my camera and really enjoyed the couple of hours.....


Tune of the Day: Ain't No Sunshine   by Soul Bossa Trio

It was a relaxing weekend

with plenty of sleep, a surprise birthday party and time to take a few photos. Tomorrow is the last day of what was a pretty frustrating month- hopefully May will bring more joy.


Tune of the Day: Three Quarter North   by Leo Kottke

I didn't expect my camera in the post today

so it would certainly have made a nice surprise. Alas, it was not to be. The sun is shining, I have already taken some photos and we are heading off to a surprise birthday bbq later this evening. All good!


Tune of the Day:  Alice    by Tom Waits

Sundown not until 20.30

and a nice warm evening was too good to pass up. We went for a quick walk around the village and I took a few photos while Catherine checked out the gardens...


Tune of the Day: Are You Lonesome Tonight    by Bryan Ferry

Catherine called it "an adventure"

but it was just one of my normal walks about town with the camera. Yesterday's camera of choice was the F5 and I managed to shoot a roll and a half of Kodak TMAX 100. I'm quite happy with the results...


Tune of the Day:   Waiting For The Sun    by  The Doors

Pants first, then shoes

I miss Gary Larson!


Tune of the Day:  Resolve   by Beth Gibbons

Z!

Z! Z! Congratulations to Kloni, Fläxi, Enzo, Giorgio and any other ZSC fans out there. Meischter, Schwiizermeischter! Z!



Tune of the Day:  The New York Editor   by Amon Tobin

Thank you Catherine

for a very nice weekend and a great supper this evening to finish it off.


Tune of the Day:  As I Went Out One Morning     by Bob Dylan

A funky little monkey on the dance floor.

For you keen students of Australian culture (and other Dave Warner fans) that can only mean one thing. I held this in my hands today and I would dearly love to become its next owner. Doing a feasibility study at the moment as developing the film won't be a problem, but scanning the negatives may turn out to be. We'll see.


Tune of the Day: Halftime at the Football   by Dave Warner (you saw that coming)

21 Today!

and we had a great dinner to celebrate. Well...... I cooked and at least I thought that it was great. Maybe the wine was the highlight after all   :-)


Tune of the Day:   Fly Me To The Moon   by Frank Sinatra

A little warm-up dinner this evening

and a nice bottle of wine. I feel a bit sorry for Catherine having to go to a course, but she doesn't seem too bothered about it at all.....


Tune of the Day:  Evil    by Grinderman

Holiday is all about relaxing

and relax I did. There is a fair bit of "taking it easy" going on in my postcode at the moment. At least I have managed to take a few photos.....


Tune of the Day:  Ode To My Family    by The Cranberries

I bought some more film today

and I am looking forward to trying it out soon. Having lots of fun taking photos these past few days and I hope to do more of the same for the rest of the week. The Nikon Cafe photo challenge is fun and the team are doing some wonderful work.


Tune of the Day:  Battle Scars   by The Chemical Brothers

Hey! It's snowing.

I'm sure that it won't last long and it doesn't even seem cold, so I will put a pair of shorts on anyway. Looking forward to a very late lunch/early dinner with some friends later and luckily we hadn't planned on eating out on the balcony.

My easter rabbit is going to taste great later!


Tune of the Day: Cookin'   by DJ Food   :-)

Sleeping in on a Friday

is always something special. A very relaxed day, an afternoon walk and then a nice dinner accompanied by a bottle of 1999 Moss Wood Cabernet is even more special....


Tune of the Day: Egg Man    by The Beastie Boys


Photo Credit to Catherine

I'm sure you all realize that tomorrow is Friday :-)

but you may not realize that I am having next week off. Look out! There may even be some photos to publish here....



Tune of the Day:  Orange Claw Hammer    by Captain Beefheart