Acerbic Resonance

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Tag: photography

  • Levitation

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    I got bored playing Settlers of Catan, so I used the power of my mind to levitate this game piece.  This photograph has not been digitally altered or enhanced in any way. Neat trick, eh?

  • Bug Lightning

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    Lightning has always fascinated me.  I don’t know if it is because of the threat of death to those who are too close, or the raw power it carries – but lightning transfixes me. Tonight I captured a timelapse of the sunset from our office construction cam, and I noticed that after it was completely…

  • Veins

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    To see the original high-resolution version, visit my photo gallery.

  • First Frost

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    To see the original high-resolution version, visit my photo gallery.

  • If A Tree Falls Next To The Highway…

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    Ever since moving to Boise, every time I drive down to the Salt Lake area I look forward to this little stand of trees that is off to the side of I-84.  I don’t know what kind of tree they are, nor do I know why they are there.  But I do know that they…

  • High Dynamic Range Photography

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    Several weeks ago I ran across an article about HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography.  HDR photos are produced by taking several different shots of the same scene with different exposure settings, and then doing a sort of a blending of all the shots to produce one image.  The result can be anything from stunning to…

  • Lines of Power

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    All growing up we had “common ground” that ran through some areas of our neighborhood.  As an adult, I now realize that this is where the power lines went through the neighborhood, and city zoning would not permit land developers to build right under the lines.  Driving past this area today, I was struck by…

  • Zy-Uhn

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    My wife and I just took a vacation down to Cedar City for the Shakespeare festival, followed by a full day to play in Zion National Park.  While the Shakespeare festival was a bit underwhelming (we saw “The Taming of the Shrew” and “The School For Wives”) our day in Zion Park was fantastic. We…

  • Ohhhh – Sparkly!

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    So, as you may know, I’m building a pretty large garden this year.  Some of what we want to grow needs a sturdy trellis to climb, so off to the hardware store I went to find some steel conduit to use as a frame. Tonight I am finally to the stage of cutting the conduit…