Time-lapse sequence filmed at Griffith Observatory with Olympus OM-D EM Mark II.
Category: Blog
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Somewhere, “The Most Interesting Man in the World” is Crying
For he shall never attain the je ne sais quoi of Dr. Sarah Parcak, Space Archaeologist.
View From Space Hints at a New Viking Site in North America: http://nyti.ms/25zfrB9
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Fretting Over Blade Runners
Having one of those surreal moments where I can’t pass a robot check for a user login.
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Discovery of Gravity Waves
The discovery of gravity waves lays a path for better understanding dark matter (that stuff dark elves want) About a year ago, I started farming out computer down time to process data from LIGO. They’re beginning a new search for continuous gravitational waves at https://einstein.phys.uwm.edu
Hoiven-glaven!
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TXT Programming in L.A.
I was filming interviews of middle school kids learning to program, and one of them said his X-Box burned down. He vowed to “save the future world by making wind powered game consoles made of leaves.”
Respect.
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Blood Moon at the Griffith Observatory
Large format photograph of the blood moon passing over Griffith Observatory .
Pxlero I Joseph Dean McDonnell 