180 degree panorama from Sun Point View in Mesa Verde National Park. View is looking northeast to "Cliff Palace". This is from our Oct 3 trip to Mesa Verde.
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We hit the peak of fall color on our drive through southwest Colorado's San Juan mountains. These pics are from Oct 4, on the drive from Durango to Ouray, with most of the pictures between Silverton and Ouray. The challenge was not finding a good picture, rather choosing from lots of good pictures to find a great picture — no matter where you looked there was tons of color. The other difficulty was the lighting, due to mostly cloudy conditions, so I had to work hard on the exposure. I highly recommend this drive in Colorado, and wish we had more time. Maybe next fall we'll take a trip just for the color, and stay overnight in the town of Ouray.
"Square Tower House" overlook, from our Oct 3 visit to Mesa Verde National Park.
We toured Balcony House on our Oct 3 visit to Mesa Verde National Park.
We toured Cliff Palace on our Oct 3 visit to Mesa Verde National Park.
Pics from our Oct 2 hike to "Delicate Arch", in Arches National Park, Utah. It's a 3 mile hike to the arch.
Pics from a camping trip to Tombstone Rock, in Moab, UT.
A clever (but slow) way to "see" wifi signals.
This project explores the invisible terrain of WiFi networks in urban spaces by light painting signal strength in long-exposure photographs.
A four-metre long measuring rod with 80 points of light reveals cross-sections through WiFi networks using a photographic technique called light-painting.
My web server and email server had a bunch of issues this weekend. I think everything has been successfully restored. Please let me know if you see anything missing on my website. Also, if you sent me a critical email this weekend, please re-send it.
Google, Facebook, and others are trying to be helpful, and show content that is customized just for you. But this can trap you in a "filter bubble". Information used to be filtered by mass-media gatekeepers like newspapers & television, and was also filtered by where you lived. Is the automatic personalization and customization by Google, Facebook, and others any better than the old filtering?