Subway Yearbook Photo
Improv Everywhere has struck again, this time with Subway Yearbook Photo. And I dare you to watch this one without getting tears in your eyes (and I'm often cynical about weddings).
Sacrificing a camera lens for a single photo
Check out this cool photo of a rocket launch. It was well worth the loss of a lens, according to the photographer (who was miles away when the photo was taken).
What’s up?
I mean, truly, what's up? How about this incredible NASA photo of the Milky Way taken by the Spitzer infrared telescope. We live in quite an amazing neighborhood.
But there are other things that are up closer to home. I caught both of these images yesterday. First of all, a sky-full of clouds, as a storm was gathering . . .
. . . which ended up with this rainbow, right over my house. A sign of good luck, assume . . .
Chicago today
While flying from Columbus Ohio to St. Louis today, I stopped over in cloudy/misty Chicago. Here's how downtown looked from above the airport.
How to photograph a redwood tree
How do you photograph an entire redwood tree? It's not easy, but the result can be spectacular, especially when it's done by National Geographic's pros.
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