Images
Take time to stop and photograph the roses
Trees. Would you believe this is across the street from LAX?
Trees. Would you believe this is across the street from LAX?
Chicago Rush
LAX seen from the office. Should have a good view of Endeavour touchdown. #spottheshuttle
LAX seen from the office. Should have a good view of Endeavour touchdown. #spottheshuttle
Fun with filters, in this case the Painteresque app.
Fun with filters, in this case the Painteresque app.
LMU Fountain Through cinder block
LMU Fountain Through cinder block #wcla
Windowed hallway
Just for kicks, the Paper Camera version
Old Republic…Apparently, the last vestiges of it have *not* been swept away.
(Neil Armstrong)
South Bay Sunset.
South Bay Sunset.
Sometimes you just need to take a break from the office and walk outside to recharge.
Sometimes you just need to take a break from the office and walk outside to recharge.
City of Angels in Fantasy by Shawn S. Park
Wow.
Wow. I got invited to add some of my photos to a group on Flickr. as usual, I looked around a bit to see what was in the group, and I found this shot.
I think someone’s confused about the concept of step-by-step directions.
I think someone’s confused about the concept of step-by-step directions.
Wayne comments on Google+: Haven’t they heard of baby steps? sheesh
Lia comments on Facebook: Soon you will have your very own doomsday device. That is what those instructions are for, right?
SDO’s Ultra-high Definition View of 2012 Venus Transit
SDO’s Ultra-high Definition View of 2012 Venus Transit – 304 Angstrom by NASA Goddard Photo and Video on Flickr.
All I can say is: WOW!
Eclipse Scope Eyepiece
Eclipse Scope Eyepiece on Flickr.
Looking at Sunday’s solar eclipse through a filtered telescope.
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Sun viewed through eclipse glasses
Sun viewed through eclipse glasses on Flickr.
Of the various ways I looked at the solar eclipse, my favorite was a set of “eclipse glasses” made from exposed photographic film. Everything else felt like I was looking at a picture of the sun, rather than watching something here and how, except for this and the welding helmet. And the welding helmet turned everything green.
After looking at the sun for a few seconds through the glasses, I stuck one in front of the camera and took this shot.
Solar eclipse through filtered telescope, just past greatest coverage.
Eclipse just past greatest coverage. It’s still bright out, but noticeably dimmer than this time yesterday. Filtered scope. Best thing about coming up here it’s all the people with different viewing setups.