A blog from a science nut, computer geek, sometimes philosopher, and a human. Based out of Denver, with a love of Antarctica, I seem to wander the world so who knows where I'll be in 6 months.
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
11 months ago I was in New Zealand visiting random couchsurfers and meeting up with some friends on my 2005-06 summer on the ice, when chances of chances, I ran into an interesting an enthusiastic women who just finished a time at a Community Supported Agriculture Farm. April Armstrong, was on a working holiday in … Read more
Apparently the Alaska National Guard actually did fly a C-130 with presents to Kotlik not to long after I left. I heard they were considering it from Elise, but didn’t give it much thought till my Mom said they showed it on Channel 9 back in Denver. NBC Video of the event (Windows Media Player)
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
Five hours per year staring at a elevator inspection certificate… That’s my back of the envelope guess at my usage, so five hours staring at a allen wrench and straighten paperclip taped to the frame, 5 hours wondering what the “major alterations” you could do to an elevator that would require an inspection, 5 hours … Read more
It’s a day like it was in the old American south with the sun coming at you like a Sunday afternoon, when you want to be outside swinging on the porch set, watching people on the street go by. A group of lunch-goers stride on the empty holiday sidewalks prattling on about some such. 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