This week's posts are all panoramas created using Photoshop's Photomerge feature on pictures I've taken.
Hamburg Hauptbahnhof - Hamburg, Deutschland
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Bergen, Norway Panorama
I've been messing around with Photoshop's automated image merge feature. On most of my personal trips for the past few years, I've taken several panoramic pictures with the idea that I would merge them later. Unsurprisingly, I never got around to it. With Photoshop's merge feature, it was incredibly easy and very quick to get these panoramas stitched together.
My posts this week will be a handful of the many panoramas I've been making. We begin with:
Bergen, Norway - 3 photos
My posts this week will be a handful of the many panoramas I've been making. We begin with:
Bergen, Norway - 3 photos
Labels:
panoramas,
photography
Friday, January 22, 2010
Not That I Need Science To Show How Right I Am....
...but here's a temperature anomaly plot from NOAA from last October showing that although the US is colder at the moment, worldwide the temperature trend is warming.
Where's your data, climate change deniers? Oh, it's all anecdotal? Why am I not surprised?
Where's your data, climate change deniers? Oh, it's all anecdotal? Why am I not surprised?
Labels:
climate change
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Snow Rollers
Snow rollers are the opposite of fire tornadoes, but they're just as awesome!
Snow rollers are essentially snow tumbleweeds. They start as chunks of snow blown along the ground. They pick up more and more snow and they're blown until they are too heavy for the wind to push it anymore. They tend to be cylindrical because the core is often weaker and thinner than the outer layers, so any snow inside ends up blowing away.
Snow rollers are essentially snow tumbleweeds. They start as chunks of snow blown along the ground. They pick up more and more snow and they're blown until they are too heavy for the wind to push it anymore. They tend to be cylindrical because the core is often weaker and thinner than the outer layers, so any snow inside ends up blowing away.
Labels:
awesome
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Here's What's Wrong With America
These are single serving sweet potatoes.
Let that sink in. I'll wait.
They SHRINK WRAPPED, PRE-WASHED sweet potatoes
It's a wonderful thing they make this product! Otherwise, I'd have to get a regular sweet potato and wash it! AHGAHGHAGHAHGHAGH!
It would take longer to unwrap this thing than it would to wash one yourself!
This is what cooking in America has come to. We're doomed.
Labels:
stupid people,
What I learned today
Monday, January 18, 2010
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