F-Spot 0.7.2 was released! It includes a monodevelop solution!

The version of F-Spot Core was elevated to 0.8, so I updated my addins, created a 0.7 branch and made the master branch depending on F-Spot Core 0.8. So there is a new repository:

http://purecodes.org/f-spot/0.8

In addition to that, you can just use following symlink to the most recent repository if you always use the latest f-spot version:

http://purecodes.org/f-spot/latest

You can find more information and where and how to get them on my F-Spot addin site. If you want to participate or have a look at the source code you can do so on Gitorious.

News from my F-Spot addins, especially the workflow addins used to work with Bibble 4, Bibble 5 or other external RAW processor applications.

• New Addin: Develop in Bibble5 in your context menu
• Import Processed will import now your processed photos as new versions

You can find more information and where and how to get them on my F-Spot addin site. If you want to participate or have a look at the source code you can do so on Gitorious.

Follow-Ups:

• Flickr Group Bibble Users
• Flickr Group F-Spot
• Bibble 5 Support Forums
• Outdated F-Spot Extensions site

Yesterday, here.

Finally, after waiting one year, Bibble 5 Pro is nearly to be released! Great news.

I won’t have much time to test it extensively the next days and week, but I am looking forward to a much more stable and less memory consuming Bibble.

We put a photography exhibition, our first one. It is about more or less hidden corners and angles of view of the little church in Sulzbach (Taunus).

It was an interesting experience and we had overwhelming positive feedback. The people liked it and the Blurb photobook we created to have something outlasting the exhibition was ordered 10 times yet.

As you can see we put the photographs (printed 20×30cm) in passepartouts (40×50cm) and directly on the black cloth we used to cover the walls. It looked great. Much better than I expected. As we did not use frames, the passepartouts bent round a little bit, but not too much. Michael from Fotopodcast.de interviewed me asking me for my experiences. The podcast episode will come out, soon.

Have a look at the book at Blurb if you are interested in the photographs. They are all there.

The exhibition will stay there until end of November or longer. Contact me if you have interest in seeing it.

Update: The fotopodcast episode is released now.

Taken a few days ago leaving home on my way to work, with my new Nikkor 35mm f1.8 prime lens.

Stitched together with Hugin out of five upright photos. Have a look at this photo on Flickr, too.