Apr 20, 2010

Average daytime temperature for my birthday week the last decade

Apr 5, 2010

Apr 3, 2010
Fayerweather Hall, c1894 and 2010: Better viewed large. Built in 1894, Fayerweather Laboratory (as it was then known) housed the physics and chemistry departments of Amherst College. Nearly 120 years later, Fayerweather Hall still stands, the exterior much the same as it was back then. The 1890 photo appears to be taken on a 4x5 view camera, which allows the photographer to shift and tilt perspective. I took the bottom photo with a digital SLR, leaving me without the benefits of changing perspective. More information on Fayerweather Hall:     - digitalamherst.org/items/show/182     - www.amherstiana.org/campus/fayerweather.html Fayerweather Hall, c1894 and 2010:

Better viewed large.

Built in 1894, Fayerweather Laboratory (as it was then known) housed the physics and chemistry departments of Amherst College. Nearly 120 years later, Fayerweather Hall still stands, the exterior much the same as it was back then.

The 1890 photo appears to be taken on a 4x5 view camera, which allows the photographer to shift and tilt perspective. I took the bottom photo with a digital SLR, leaving me without the benefits of changing perspective.

More information on Fayerweather Hall:
    - digitalamherst.org/items/show/182
    - www.amherstiana.org/campus/fayerweather.html

Mar 29, 2010

Conquering 46-Part Goal, Peak by Icy Peak

Mar 25, 2010

Mar 23, 2010
Baltimore: Better viewed large. Baltimore:

Better viewed large.

Mar 10, 2010
Thanks to lobbying, Congress chooses to subsidize foods that we’re supposed to eat less of.

Read the rest of the NYTimes blurb.
Mar 5, 2010
American Gothic: Scanned from a 4x5 negative. Better viewed large. See the original upload (still not full resolution!) for finer detail.

American Gothic: Scanned from a 4x5 negative. Better viewed large. See the original upload (still not full resolution!) for finer detail.

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