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Traveling through time (and figuring out a few new things about RAW)
Another from that gorgeous sunset behind the wind farm at Buffalo Ridge (near Lake Benton, MN).
KK and I got off US 75 on Norwegian Creek Road, which is what’s heading off in front of us here. The GPS, which was a bit confused about our little photo detour, actually suggested we continue down this [...]
Posted in Art, Photography, Travels Also tagged Art, clouds, electricity, my photography, photoshop, power generation, sky, sunset, sustainable energy, travel, wind farm, wind turbines, winter Comments closed
Sunset at the Buffalo Ridge wind farm
A truly gorgeous sunset behind the Buffalo Ridge wind farm in SE Minnesota.
Posted in Art, Education, Events, Photography, Travels Also tagged Art, clouds, electricity, my photography, power generation, sky, sunset, sustainable energy, travel, wind farm, wind turbines Comments closed
A neat use of some of my photos
When I came back from the holidays I had a very pleasant surprise waiting for me in my office mailbox: A 2010 calendar from Schloss Dagstuhl. Each month has a small day grid at the top, and one or two photos of Dagstuhl below; the photos for each month are actually the front of [...]
Posted in Computing, Photography, Sabbatical, Science Also tagged Computing, Dagstuhl, my photography, publishing, Research Comments closed
A great piece of time lapse photography
Wowzaa!
Tags: anish kapoor, Art, c curve, lomokev, Photography, time lapse photography, Video
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Cool people from the 50 States Project
The50 States Project looks like a potentially interesting idea:
Each photographer lives in one of the 50 States and during the year long project each photographer will represent the State where they live. Every two months each photographer will be sent an assignment by e-mail, they then have two months to produce one image in response. [...]
Far too many photos from Dagstuhl
Regular readers here will likely remember various past posts extolling the virtues of Dagstuhl, this really wonderful computing research facility in Germany. I’ve been lucky enough to attend several seminars on the Theory of Evolutionary Algorithms in the past, and have taken (and posted) quite a few photos from those trips.
A few months ago [...]
Posted in Computing, Events, Photography, Research, Sabbatical, Science, Travels Also tagged Computing, conference, Dagstuhl, documentary photography, Germany, Research, Science, seminar, workshop Comments closed
No snow for Xmas, but we got a white Easter!
We’ve dodged a fairly serious winter back in Minnesota while on sabbatical this year, and we’ve had no snow and very little cold weather over here in Colchester. In a fit of weird timing, however, we had something like an inch of big Bing Crosby stuff today. I’ve not actually be out of [...]
Posted in Events, Family, Sabbatical, Travels Also tagged Colchester, Sabbatical, snow, weather, WeatherGirl, winter Comments closed
Right in the thick of it
We all arrive at Dagstuhl on Sunday night for the week’s workshop. After a long day of traveling we enjoy some of Dagstuhl’s exceptional food, meet with folks, and catch up.
Above is the conversation during dinner tonight. It’s not the sharpest photo I’ve ever taken, but I think it captures the spirit of [...]
Posted in Computing, Events, Photography, Research, Sabbatical, Science, Travels Also tagged Computing, Dagstuhl, documentary photography, my photography, Research, Science, travel Comments closed
New ways to bore you with our holiday photos
I can’t really imagine that anyone’s going to want one of these, but just in case…
As a Xmas present for our various family members we used Blurb.com to create a photo book of some of our images from 2007. But hey, you can join the family by purchasing one as well :-). It’s [...]
Posted in Art, Books, Events, Family, Photography, Travels Also tagged Books, Family, holidays, my photography, Sabbatical, software, travel, Writing Comments closed
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