2014
Sigfrid Lundberg's Stuff
Ack Sverige, Du Sköna
Nu har jag läst Wallins bok Ack Sverige, Du Sköna
Photography,
Essays,
Art, 2014
Between the market and the arts
A discussion of photography as an art form, and its relation to the art markets.
Art,
Photography,
Economics,
Essays, 2014
Camera Lucida and a tale of two mothers
I've read Roland Barthes' book Camera Lucida
Mothers,
Photography,
Essays, 2014
Granite is hard
He sat on his knees and started to penetrate the tiles with hammer
and chisel
Essays,
Images,
Photography, 2014
I Rock & hatt
När jag ville ha jeans, långt hår och i övrigt se ut som en medlem
av The Beatles, då såg min far ut nästan precis så här.
Ageing,
Essayes, 2014
Questions after twenty years on the web
I have had this site since 1995, but the oldest parts are in fact
from 1994, which makes twenty years of presence on the web. There are a lot
of thoughts around this. For example, should I keep the site or through it
away? If I keep it, should I stick to having English as its main language?
Colophon,
Internet, 2014
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NB
My name is Sigfrid Lundberg. The stuff I publish here may, or may not, be of interest for anyone else.
On this site there is material on photography, music, literature and other stuff I enjoy in life. However, most of it is related to my profession as an Internet programmer and software developer within the area of digital libraries at the Royal Library, Copenhagen (Denmark) and, before that, Lund university (Sweden).
The content here does not reflect the views of my past or present employers