Lockheed L-1049G Super Constellation on display at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. The Super Connie is one of the most iconic airplanes ever produced.
Well, you are probably wondering what the heck this is, unless you have children. In that case, I suspect you know all about Theodore the Tugboat. This is Theodore Too, and I snapped this photo about ten years ago in Halifax. You can discover more information about the Theodore Too here
At this time of the year the colors of the flowers really pop. This is a snap of the marigolds in the garden. There is no Photoshopping here to punch up color. We did crop it a bit, but the color is “what you see is what you get”. Not bad, eh?
This is a rather neat photo that I snapped back in 1996 at Leo Carrillo State Park in Southern California. The technology of this photo is interesting. It was taken using a Canon camera on Konica print film. Early digital cameras were stunningly expensive and something most people only …
They talk about the dog days of summer, and here is an example of a dog taking advantage of summer. Annaleigh has decided to enjoy a little relaxation time in the cool shade of the front porch.
Panorama photo taken near the Ann Lee Pond and Nature Preserve in Colonie, New York.
This is a sort of funny photo for technical reasons. You get a pretty good idea of how panorama photos work. This was snapped, so to speak, near the pond at the nature center adjacent to the Shaker Heritage Society property in Colonie. The idea is that when you make the panorama you turn around in a circle while holding the camera steady. The clever software stitches the photo components together so that when displayed you get a 360 degree view.
In the example here, you can see that the image is somewhat distorted and that the center of the image is almost like a “V” where the arms of the V go off at about a 40 degree angle. In fact, this central point is not at all like a V in real life. If you go there you will see exactly what I mean.
If you look closely at the left side of the photo you will see Anita walking Annaleigh and Maggie. It looks like she has six dogs, but, in fact, Anita has only two. It is really a strange effect.