Behind the scenes of a recent cover shoot.
The Mini Golf course at Camp John Hay is run down and creepy.
Slow shutter plus second curtain sync makes for interesting light trails.
A Village Lost and Found
One of the best scholarly books on stereographs is A Village Lost and Found, by Brian May (yes, THE Brian May of Queen) and Elena Vidal. Lavishly illustrated, the book is a meticulous examination of the 1850s series of stereographs by TR White titled “Scenes in our Village,” which documents life in a small town in rural England. The slipcased volume includes Brian May’s cleverly designed Owl Stereoscope, which lets you view the images in the book in 3D, and can also accommodate traditional stereographs.
Click the link for a review and photos.
Stacking rocks is a calming activity, especially when you’re on a remote deserted island.
To celebrate Mothers Day, a tree and a big rock.
Congratulations to Manny Pacquiao for trouncing Shane Mosley and successfully defending his WBO welterweight title!
Good luck, Manny Pacquiao! Thanks for keeping the criminals off Philippine streets today!
The tamaraw is not a water buffalo.
Can someone identify this statue?
