Stream of consciousness A plant in Madeira, that’s all. 29 Sep 201920 Sep 2019 The inverted google image search gave me a Mexican plant. This is Madeira, though. Google doesn't know everything (yet, thankfully). Do you? What kind of plant is this? © 2019…
Stream of consciousness There’s a first try for everything 22 Sep 201920 Sep 2019 This one's, as you may have guessed, about making water streaming over stones look like silk. I thought, I'd stay away from the scene of the crime and rather crop…
Stream of consciousness Spooky beach 15 Sep 20197 Sep 2019 All powerful sun, lighting up a solar system...and here I stand, under a tiny cloud, as I apparently must, not getting its full blast in my face. Not that I…
Science Storytelling Photographing the sunset 7 Sep 20195 Aug 2019 There are moments you treasure for the rest of your life. When I sat there the other day, at that little place I once facetiously called the least spectacular beach…
Stream of consciousness When nature applies a warm-color-filter 1 Sep 201931 Aug 2019 It's actually Rayleigh-scatter we are talking about here. During the day, it gives you your blue sky, or at least it contributes to it. In the evening, however, a lot…
Stream of consciousness Above the clouds 25 Aug 201923 Aug 2019 This is why I like hiking. Yeah, it's all healthy and stuff, too, but on these rare occasions when you can walk above the clouds...well, forget airplanes. The view above,…
Stream of consciousness Bird in flight 18 Aug 20197 Aug 2019 Why do I think of SUVAT equations now? © 2019 Alexander Biebricher All Rights Reserved.
Stream of consciousness Wave colors, wave breaking 11 Aug 201910 Aug 2019 A simple image of an ocean wave breaking on a beach. Good. Waves are a physical phenomenon which occurs wherever oscillations move about. They can be electromagnetic such as light,…
Stream of consciousness Killer whales are real 4 Aug 20193 Aug 2019 The other day, the fam and I went out on a puffin safari. Yes, these exist at various places in the Subarctic. We found puffins, the eagles that eat them,…
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