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In March last year, I was on a vacation in London to visit some of my girlfriends family - of course I brought my camera. So we spend a couple of days roaming the streets of London and taking photos. That was when I had my run in with a man wearing a black trench coat, black floppy hat, black pants and shoes who was quite interested in my photographs.

Once again, Photojojo inspired me. A while ago they had a tutorial on there blog (or what the call a newsletter) about how to make a cover for your camera strap. It's not that I really needed this tutorial to get it done, but it reminded me that I had been wanting to improve the strap. It had been bothering me for a while.

I just came across a neat stop motion film posted on photojojos Twitter feed. Admitted it's one of this damn ment-to-be-viral ads (and I hate it when these things work and turn me into a salesperson) but it's still worth the 3 minutes of your lifetime. Hot Tip: If you stop the video at 3:00 exactly, you can pretend this isn't an ad at all.

I came across a very beautiful tilt-shift video the other day and found out that it is part of an ongoing project by Sydney based photographer Keith Loutit. He creates stunning little videos combining tilt-shift and time-lapse photography portraiting ordinary places around Sydney. Worth a peak!

Today I came across an interessting website. It's a search engine but stay with me, here. TinEye does what they call "Reverse Image Search". Pretty interessting concept with a downside: the still very small index.