Happy Pony Land
Hi!
I'm Ulf Åström and this is my personal homepage. I don't advertise this place much, so since you're here you probably already know who I am and what you're looking for. The purpose of this homepage is to document the things I do. This is my digital drawer that you may peruse as you wish.
I sometimes neglect maintaining this page. If you find something that's horribly out of date, let me know.
- I have a new life and a new domain: happyponyland.net
- My user page at the geohashing community wiki. Geohashing is an Internet game/GPS sport where we visit random coordinates, similar to but distinct from geocaching.
- I'm developing my own roguelike called The Slimy Lichmummy (or TSL for short).
- A burnt-out car outside Kiruna (august 2006) (small version).
- A cold morning, Ronneby (February 2005)
- The plant, shot in my old room in my parents house (February 2005)
- A really cool picture of me (2004)
- Summer in Jukkasjärvi (2005)
- A frosty scene from Kiruna (late 2005)
- More frost from Kiruna, played around a bit with the levels in this one (2005)
- Some melting ice in central Kiruna - one might think it's during spring but it's actually in november (2004)
- A metal texture, should tile seamlessly (try it here - graphical browser recommended)
- On the train between Karlskrona and Ronneby, having just picked up my Ultra 1 (2004)
- When my glasses broke...
- Some vegetation at the beach by Smygehuk, the southernmost cape of Sweden (July 2007)
- More vegetation, from Varvsberget in Örnsköldsvik. I also thought it might look nice in another hue (July 2007)
- Even more vegetation - the whole 1024x768, in case anyone wants to use it for their desktop (July 2007)
- What Kiruna is built upon - when you stroll about the old mine pits, you will find chunks of iron ore scattered about (2006)
- Some roots - I kind of like the grainy look in this picture, it reminds me of boring indie music videos and album covers displaying absolutely nothing at all of any interest to anyone (2007)
I currently work at a major technical consulting company, where I'm mostly involved in the construction and documentation of industrial electrical systems (which basically means I do a lot of CAD). It sounds a lot more serious than it really is.
