This is Jansson, the older cat in the house.
Yy kaa koo nee #15: Pet.
Feb 162012
Feb 092012
First entry into the reworked yykaakoonee-challenge.
This is the Nokia N9, the first, last, best and only MeeGo phone.
I worked on this for three years and change.
And on this image my handwork is visible in the Terminal and SDK Connectivity tools.
Red sands from Uluru and a boomerang from Sydney.
A great holiday in Australia, back in 2006.
Some of the plants currently growing in the Zen Grow station: tarragon, rucola and basil.
Ironing is definitely not a favorite activity.
Oct 202011
A conspicuous spiderweb in a curved tile, photographed in the old Jewish cemetery in Prague.
Yy kaa koo nee w42: Spiderweb
May 292011
Yy kaa koo nee, the finest finnish number-based photography challenge is calling a temporary pause after two and a half years of enticing people to figure out which photo in their collection best matches a number.
I was quite active on their first season, but lapsed terribly on the second.
Apr 022011
Berlin O2 arena, with the east side gallery in the front. Mar 292011
The tenner I use the most, Snow Leopard. Mar 042011
Vast tracts of land indeed. Nivala, Ostrobothnia. Jan 082011
Milestone marker in Skara, Sweden. Jun 112010
The age of neon, obviously.Mar 162010
The capital area code. Easy enough.Feb 162010
A foot, or two.Jan 182010
An obvious choice, an Aerosmith classic off Pandora’s Box.Jan 142010
That’d be one sister, not 2.8.Jan 032010
This is what casting the tin on new year brought, a triplet of pieces, along with plenty of small frags on the bottom of the bucket. Interpretations are many, I’m sure.
Yy kaa koo nee #4: Trio.
Dec 132009
1984. I’m pretty sure, wasn’t earlier, and definitely wasn’t later – I was already hooked on Infocom in December that year.
The first computer in the house was a Commodore 64.
The image is shamelessly snapped in Akateeminen, the bookshelves at the HQ are at an industrial-strength disorder.
Yy kaa koo nee #001: The year you got your first computer.
Dec 072009
Stamp #46 from way back of German history.
A loud cheer for the first season of the Yy kaa koo nee-meme – let’s see what the moderators have thought up for the second one.
Yy kaa koo nee #53: 46.
Nov 152009
Box #43, relocation imminent.Nov 082009
Off the dartboard.Nov 032009
Been a while since the last participation in the finnish numeric photo meme.
The 41 was just too easy to miss out on.
The number picked up from the floor of the Kamppi bus terminal.
Yy kaa koo nee #48: 41.
Sep 222009
Another numerical photo challenge, another obscure popular culture reference.
Yy kaa koo nee #42: 42.
Sep 132009
Song number nineteen, off disc two of Tom Waits’ triple album from 2006, Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards.
Yy kaa koo nee #41: 19.
Sep 112009
From the bowels of Kamppi bus depot, a picture taken while on the move, and it shows.
Yy kaa koo nee #40: 47.
Aug 302009
A very appropriately numbered restaurant in Copenhagen.Aug 222009
39 on the Helsinki municipal traffic map (with a few other buses thrown in as a bonus).
Yy kaa koo nee #38: 39.
Aug 152009
As a number on the finnish lotto coupon.