Monthly Archives: June 2005

A few weeks ago we had some unusual days in California… there were some clouds! And while there’s not much in this little town in terms of modern architecture, I managed to find a bit anyway. (Click on the thumbnail … Continue reading →

If there’s one thing that California sun is good for, it’s for making crisp, well-defined shadows. (Even in the moonlight! But I digress…) I really like how the top of the plant intersects with the concrete lines.

We were about to get in the car when we noticed this red dragonfly swooping around and landing, over and over, on the car antenna. It was one of those moments where I felt really lucky to have my camera … Continue reading →

First, Happy Solstice! Now the days are all getting shorter again – whew! *grin* And now….. I guess it’s the season for websites around here or something, because NOW I’ve gone ahead and redone our Abstract Weirdness website, which has … Continue reading →

Today’s buzzword is “noctilucent”… (photo credit: Jan Koeman, Kloetinge, the Netherlands, courtesy of spaceweather)… as in “They hover on the edge of space. Thin, wispy clouds, glowing electric blue. Some scientists think they’re seeded by space dust. Others suspect they’re … Continue reading →