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Jess wanted to do some fishing last night, so we drove down to Griggs Reservoir. I don’t really fish, but I really enjoy going sometimes since the light at dusk can be so good for taking pictures.
I find that the more I shoot and edit pictures, the less I care about them being an accurate [...]
I’ve uploaded the last set of my pictures to Flickr from our vacation in Hawaii. Most of these pictures are from around the Big Island on the West Coast.
Big Island Photos – Flickr
Here are the pictures for Volcanoes National Park in Hawaii. About 1/3 of the park was closed while we were there due to heavy sulfer dioxide levels. Other then that it was really cool.
We took some time around the Kilauea Caldera, Thurston Lava Tube and drove down Chain of Craters Road (which drops almost 2000 [...]
I’ve finally gotten around to processing and uploading my pictures from Hawaii. I’ve uploaded the first of 3 sets to Flickr this weekend. Take a look and let me know what you think.
I haven’t gotten around to tagging and renaming all the pictures and since that is something I am terrible at, I might not. [...]
This blew my mind. As part of a performance art project last year La Machine created a giant mechanical spider that paraded through Liverpool as part of the city’s Capital of Culture year. Named La Princesse, it looks like something out of a movie. As always Boston.com’s the Big Picture has amazing shots by Peter [...]
Thanks to Peter from “this isn’t happiness” for the hook up.
Boston.com’s Big Picture has a set of work by photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand. All I can say is “Wow”. Beautiful photographs from a high angle from all over the globe.
If you haven’t subscribed to Boston.com’s big picture feature, you really should.
Boston.com has a great set of pictures of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. I think the aerial shot is my favorite.
Link here
Thanks Phil at BadAstronomyBlog for the link (and congratulations as the new president of the JREF!)
The Australian Antarctic Divisision has a great and somewhat otherworldly gallery of photos of icebergs and other ice formations. Just one more of the places I would love to go…
Here’s the link
Last weekend was spring commencement at Ohio State. Jess was graduation with her MEd (Masters of Education). I’ve never been to a spring commencement having graduated Summer of 00. It was held in the Horseshoe and was in the nineties and sunny (ie really hot). Jess’s dad Bob and I dropped her off a little [...]
