How about some wildlife photography? I took these today:

Well, those heater hoses are not leaking now, feel pretty good, and are Volvo - - - and are not the originals judging by the clamps, so, for now they stay. I did replace about four different vacuum hoses that looked pretty bad. I also replaced a fairly new lower radiator hose with a brand new one I ...

Is that a podium for lecturing to a group of Volvo enthusiasts?

"And NOW, my young adherents, is the story of the DELTA LINK..."

How about some wildlife photography? I took these today: Wow... however did you catch them in motion so well? That's impressive. And great colors and light. We have almost that same feeder. We've seen four different colors this year so far - one buzzed over my head and I thought it was a huge bee! ...

Junk science. How is it junk science? It is not science at all; it is pseudo-science psychobabble, connecting buzzwords in a clear click-bait effort to generate revenue for the poster. Most of the disinformation efforts are orchestrated by big petrochemical and fossil fuel industry entities, usuall...

Today's photo: Flowers in Scotland.
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Managed to catch a lightning bolt from the Chem Department at Stony Brook This intrigued me as I thought these bolts where microsecond phenomena, and so a 1/60 second shutter speed st a frame rate of 30 Hz shouldnt capture it very often. It turns out there is a huge range of propagation times and di...

Lakeside Amusement Park in 2017, "Rock o Plane" ride, four second exposure. I can't remember if I had my tripod or set the camera on a railing.

A few years ago I photographed the Sun with a 100mm garden-variety lens on my fancy Nikon. Wildfires every summer make occasional days where everything is orange, all day. It's really strange, disorenting. Anyway, this is from 2017. What happened when I zoomed in? Sunspots! :shock: I looked it up to...

It's lowered, but not electrified, thankfully.