Daniel Pietzsch

Personal blog. Mostly photos.

I Will Not Post This — Life and Philosophy — Medium

If it’s digital, it’s public. That should make you scared of losing your privacy.

WDR Computernacht. Großartig.

Grand Magus: probably the band-discovery of the year. So great.

Project 365: How to Take a Photo a Day and See Your Life in a Whole New Way

Tempted and contemplating…

Wo bleibt die gesparte Zeit? - WDR Fernsehen

Neue Technik hilft uns, immer mehr Zeit zu sparen. Warum haben so viele Menschen trotzdem ständig “keine Zeit” und sind dauernd in Eile - wo bleibt also die gesparte Zeit? Wir könnten sie mit Ausruhen und Kaffeetrinken verbringen. Doch der Soziologe Hartmut Rosa meint: Wir nutzen die gewonnene Zeit nicht für Muße - sondern wir nutzen sie, um einfach mehr zu tun: mehr zu erledigen, weiter zu reisen, mehr Aktivitäten in unsere Freizeit zu packen.

Leider nicht mehr als kompletter Film verfügbar, aber das verlinkte PDF ist auch sehr gut.

In search of lost time: Why is everyone so busy? | The Economist

Interesting read. Here’s one of the many good quotes from this article:

“Why do people feel so rushed? Part of this is a perception problem. On average, people in rich countries have more leisure time than they used to.”

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Seen on El Teide, Tenerife.

Seen on El Teide, Tenerife.

On our last day on the Canary Islands, we took the early morning ferry from El Hierro to Tenerife, from where our plane departed in the early evening of that day.
Since it was perfect weather that day, we seized the opportunity to go up the Pico del Teide. The cablecar was operating and took us up another 1000+ meters from the rest of the national park to 3500 m and just below the peak. Since you need a permit to walk up the last 200 meters, we just walked around the peak a little. And this was quite a new experience: having never been that high up, walking at this altitude was pretty exhausting. My heart rate went up quite quickly after doing a few steps, especially uphill.

On our last day on the Canary Islands, we took the early morning ferry from El Hierro to Tenerife, from where our plane departed in the early evening of that day.
Since it was perfect weather that day, we seized the opportunity to go up the Pico del...
The Pico del Teide (3718m above sea level)
On our last day on the Canary Islands, we took the early morning ferry from El Hierro to Tenerife, from where our plane departed in the early evening of that day.
Since it was perfect weather that day, we seized the opportunity to go up the Pico del...
On our last day on the Canary Islands, we took the early morning ferry from El Hierro to Tenerife, from where our plane departed in the early evening of that day.
Since it was perfect weather that day, we seized the opportunity to go up the Pico del...
Fisheye-selfie at the top
On our last day on the Canary Islands, we took the early morning ferry from El Hierro to Tenerife, from where our plane departed in the early evening of that day.
Since it was perfect weather that day, we seized the opportunity to go up the Pico del...
Panorama
On our last day on the Canary Islands, we took the early morning ferry from El Hierro to Tenerife, from where our plane departed in the early evening of that day.
Since it was perfect weather that day, we seized the opportunity to go up the Pico del...
You’re still 200m from the very top, when the cablecar drops you.
On our last day on the Canary Islands, we took the early morning ferry from El Hierro to Tenerife, from where our plane departed in the early evening of that day.
Since it was perfect weather that day, we seized the opportunity to go up the Pico del...
The exhausting walk
On our last day on the Canary Islands, we took the early morning ferry from El Hierro to Tenerife, from where our plane departed in the early evening of that day.
Since it was perfect weather that day, we seized the opportunity to go up the Pico del...
El Teide National Park Panorama

El Teide National Park Panorama

While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain with approx. 3700m above sea level – because it was too windy and the cablecar wasn’t operating. But we nevertheless enjoyed the volcanic landscape of the national park, which is still at around 2000m altitude.

(Fortunately, we were lucky enough to have perfect weather on our last day on the islands, so in the end, we still got the opportunity to go up the mountain…)

While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
El Teide. Unfortunately, it was too windy to go up that day.
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
Our rental car
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
Strong Nicole ;-)
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...
While we spent most of our time on the islands La Gomera and El Hierro, the first two nights we stayed on Tenerife. The day in-between was spent visiting Teide National Park. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go up El Teide itself – Spain’s highest mountain...

Interview with Joel Meyerowitz

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Joel #Meyerowitz kommt am 9. Januar 2015 um 19.00 Uhr zur Finissage seiner Ausstellung ins NRW-Forum Düsseldorf mit einem Künstlergespräch zwischen ihm und Kurator Ralph Goertz. Zuvor führt er von 13 bis 17 Uhr einen exklusiven Photoworkshop mit maximal 6 Teilnehmer/inne/n durch. Kosten: 300 Euro. Bewerbungen bitte noch dieses Jahr an RG@iks-medienarchiv.de (hier: NRW-Forum)

Die Ausstellung wollte ich sowieso noch sehen. Da bietet sich der Tag doch bestens an!

Descending onto Tenerife at the start of our 3-week honeymoon on the Canary Islands.

Descending onto Tenerife at the start of our 3-week honeymoon on the Canary Islands.
Descending onto Tenerife at the start of our 3-week honeymoon on the Canary Islands.

Tolle Sendung des philosophischen Radios über Themen wie “Die Glücksmaschine”, “Das Gehirn im Glas” oder “Der Geist im Smartphone”.