Playing around with some close-ups of some roses after the rain, and applying some basic split toning directly in Camera Raw.

This was a lucky shot (at 100mm @ f/2!) in my very early DSLR days, at the HiPEAC computer architecture summer school in l'Aquila, before it was hit by the devastating earth quake many years later.

Unfortunately, back then, I didn't shoot in RAW yet; it was actually only during that summer school that I learned about the benefits of RAW from other colleague amateur photographers.

During our USA Roadtrip back in 2009, we had very briefly stopped at Bryce Canyon, somewhere late in the afternoon, rushing to get there before the sun had set.

This stitched picture was actually taken at the Sunrise Point, but the stormy clouds resulted in these nice soft colors.

This picture was taken during a lovely night out at the Graslei in Ghent, with a marvelous sky lighting up the city.

This picture was taken in Ghent, from the famous and patrimonial solitaire platan tree at the roundabout of the Prudens van Duyseplein.

A shot of a nice lily of the valley, shot in a very messy garden back in 2008. THis was still with my first DLSR, the Canon 30D, the 135mm 2.0 at f4, as well as some inner tubes to mimick macro capabilities.