text: you seem to be a true renaissance man - which of these areas is your main strength?   i wish i could say that i'm equally versed in all of them, but to tell you the truth i'm more of a 'jack of all trades'. i love to dabble with anything that catches my interest and always strive to try something new to expand my knowledge and understanding (and, of course, trying to have as much fun as possible along the way).   my background is fairly varied and straddles both development and design: i did two years of computer sciences (at the swiss federal institute of technology in zurich), but found it far too academic and uninspiring. after working as an assistant for a professional photographer for a few months, i upped sticks, moved to the uk, and switched to a graphic design course, followed by a masters in creative technology.   if i had to choose one of the areas that i'm most comfortable working in, i'd have to settle for photography. i've been shooting since i was about 16 years old, and i have, in the last few years, also started collecting older cameras (i've nearly completed my collection of all of canon's a and f series). despite my other interests in digital technology, i still prefer to use real film - mostly black and white. there is a certain quality to the analogue medium (such as black and white film's response to light, and the very natural looking grain you get at 400 asa and above) and the 'craft' involved in manual shooting and working around film's limitations that i'm passionate about.