This news is about a few days olt, but I had to include it on my blog. On the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, Swiss skier Lara Gut fell and crashed into photographers shooting the event from the side of the race track.

Using a ladder is a popular method around the world for photographers and cameramen, but you should take care how to use it to avoid accidents.

The 65 year old James Nachtwey still goes to the most dangerous places on Earth. At the moment he is pressing his luck in Thailand. This weekend he has been shot by a bullet. The war photographer who has been the subject of the documentary bearing the same title is okay now however and he continued work after his wounds have been taken care of.

Not so long ago I found a hockey photo that is quite rare in its kind. On the Ice Hockey world championships starting today in Budapest we surely won’t have a chance to take anything similar. Now that I publish this photo I guess we cannot even expect ever to have photographer holes on the glass here in Hungary – but I’m not sure if I really miss it or not.

Unfortunately this time death of the Apple CEO Steve Jobs is officially confirmed. We can all be sure news about his death are no mistake this time. Reading the first news that appeared last night probably (I hope at least) everyone started seeking confirmation by more independent official sources before believing and spreading the word.

(One of) Apple’s great innovation in the field of computers has been introducing the use of MagSafe. It is nothing else but a magnetic attachment of the power cable to the computer. This way you can forget the traditional plugs that go deep into the computer and thus easily bend or break in an instant when you trip the cable or what is worse you even drag the laptop from the desk and break the machine as well.