Archive for March, 2006

New featured image

Saturday, March 25th, 2006

A new featured image is now online.

Virtual exploring

Saturday, March 25th, 2006

A lot of my photography takes place locally, around a heavily populated southeastern Michigan. Despite the sprawl of suburbia, and mini-castles, condos, or strip malls that seem to occupy every corner, there remain a few places where one can stroll through the woods. Ironically, many of the larger areas of undeveloped […]

Photoshop Tip - Correcting Chromatic Abberations

Sunday, March 19th, 2006

Occasionally I run across photoshop tips that are extremely useful, and for which I have immediate need. Since Photoshop has about 1 million tips out there, it is hard to keep track of the particular ones you have use for. I have decided I will be storing them in my blog for future […]

NASA World Wind

Sunday, March 12th, 2006

This is a very cool program, very similar to Google Earth, but with a lot of unique features that give you other ways to look at our little rock in the universe. Ocean temps, topo maps, a lot of interesting stuff to play with. They even let you jump over to […]

The wait ended today…

Thursday, March 9th, 2006

Today my slides were finally returned from the Fuji Trucolor lab in Arizona - all 7 rolls of what I shot underwater in Dominica. The return to film felt a bit strange - from loading it in the camera, to pacing myself underwater with my limited amount of exposures, waiting for the developing, and […]