Google's Chromecast is pretty cool. To get your own videos to play on it you can, for example, upload them to YouTube and use the "cast" button in the YouTube app - and it's really satisfying to see your own video on a big screen. But what if you want to cast video from your own website?

I keep being impressed by Chrome DevTools. Lately, the Lighthouse audit. While only a start, they really made it easy to get to 100% in the accessibility category.

I and Sigma certainly started off on the right foot with the 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC which was the whole reason I bought a DSLR. Good, reliable, and cheap - a trinity that few companies can manage.

With this decoration, it's not a mere bird "box".

A nice view of the city from the middle of the bay.

A former launch site for Nike Hercules missiles. The base is still fully functional, but the missiles are (of course) not.

An advantage of jetlag is that if you nurse it properly you can get into the kind of crepuscular sleep cycle that result in colorful photos.

Well, all those dance competitions aren't going to win themselves, are they? Pictures speak for themselves.

A hike through Fulufjället national park up to Sweden's tallest waterfall - Njupeskär. The national park consists of the high plateau of Fulufjället, over which a number of streams flow that have eroded their way through the sandstone cliffs and formed canyons before joining with Dalälven and flowing into the Baltic Sea.

The trees make one last show of color before winter.

A three-story art exhibition in a soon-to-be demolished building: Level 4 in cooperation with Satans Demokrati - "3500 m2 100% konst".

A great lineup with at least one future first-prize winner!

The tallest building in Tallinn - you can see Siberia from here.

A view of Järvafältet in autumn colors.

Summer is over and the days are getting darker - so Mother Nature turns on the light show!

Hansta in autumn colors.