a lot harder to get striking photos with film than with digital. (Anytime a photographer laments, "Everything has been already photographed," I think, "Not on film it hasn't!")

Considering how long it takes to build up an impressive body of new film work, there's a decent chance that Reichmann won't ever post that many film images or even stick with film for very long; he has to constantly supply estimable photos for his website.

But that's fine. In an age when excellent photographs can be captured with the phone in one's pocket(!) or largely constructed in Photoshop, photography need not be solely about the final image. As MR surely knows, the quality of the experience of photographing can matter hugely, especially to someone who has already made as many thousandsal. published the first study back in 1998 \[[@CR23]\]. It was a single-center trial involving 24 patients, of which 15 were PJIs and 9 were infected osteosyntheses. This study was prematurely discontinued because all the failures occurred in the control group. It has been criticized for small numbers and limited statistical power, 33% drop-out rate in the rifampin group, as well as the choice of ciprofloxacin as monotherapy in the control group. Due to the concerns by using ciprofloxacin in monotherapy, we chose to add rifampin to the standard treatment at the time, which was cloxacillin or vancomycin in case of methicillin resistance.

Several retrospective observational studies and case series have been published in the last decades, evaluating different rifampin combinations. These studies were not controlled studies, and the