This week has been all about the sun, the moon, and the stars, well after the unexpected plane that landed here on Monday. It’s been exhausting, but amazingly fun. Some of you may have read my previous post on the mechanics of final sunset, which was an interesting research project. Following that post I went … Read more
In other news, Mother Earth News is doing a spread on Joel Salatin of Polyface farms fame and they’ll be featuring five of photos from my trip to Polyface farms last year. You may remember Polyface farms and Salatin from Micheal Pollans’ The Omnivore’s Dilemma. I don’t know what the articles looks like, nor do … Read more
I’ve been running around like a fabled chicken, but have managed to be somewhat productive. I just finished and posted a very rough, but hopefully effective tour of the FWA Clinic in Burundi. I helped them build a website last year, and when I came to visit this year I thought I’d help put something … Read more
I still try and practice the art of photography occasionally and it’s really to keep me sane then it is to win anything, but occasionally I get notice for random things. I put some of my photos on flickr and this one here in DC has been included on a virtual guide. Not much, but … Read more
A few weeks ago, in purchasing a new phone and looking for the best deal on the internet, I was taken in by a phishing site. Additionally, Angela, my girlfriend in South Africa, left her USB thumb drive in a library and returned to find it missing. A few weeks later she was accosted by … Read more
I need a bit of feedback on some photos I’m submitting to the DCist Exposed 2008 Photography Show as I have more then the allowed number to enter. Three photos are allowed, but I’ve chosen 11 from the DC area that meet my high standards. If you have the time, can you peruse the 11 … Read more
William Scott, (of antarctic infamy) asked me about cameras and as I wrote I realize some of what I was writing more people might be able to use some of these thought during this christmas shopping season. Bill, Good to hear you have taken an interest in taking timelapses, although I must warn you about … Read more
I never got to see the Aurora Australis, but just tonight I got to see the Aurora Borealis. Beautiful sight to see, but damn it’s cold when they come out!
Late in September most of my house, 1019 Lamont, went up to visit Jay Starr’s house right off of Lake George in bark eater territory. It took me a while, but I finally got this edited and posted. Full screen mode is recommended & you need flash player to see this. You can download the … Read more
It only took me 3 months to finished the Asia timelapse montage, but I did get it done and technically it was finished before new year rang in (although the distribution wasn’t done till after the new year)! Without much further ado, I present the Wonderfullyrich Asia timelapse 2006 montage: Full screen mode is recommended … Read more