The Visual Science Lab
Tuesday, November 04, 2025

Changing one's trajectory is like moving a skyscraper. It's hard work; seemingly impossible (without dynamite) and more than a little mental "elbow grease."

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  I thought retiring would be easy peasy. I'd stop accepting work, reverse course in the financial arena and start taking money out of a...
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Sunday, November 02, 2025

Playing around with the "Dynamic Monochrome" setting in the S5's "filter" menu. It's nice and contrasty. Just the way I usually like black and white...

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  It was a beautiful afternoon. I spent the earlier part of the day finishing reading Sally Mann's new book, "Art Work: On the Crea...
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Looking up the driveway after the rain.

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  We've been stuck in an extreme drought for the last month or so but it finally rained, and rained a lot this weekend. I was heading ou...

Discovery in a desk drawer. Not a bad camera. Not a bad lens. And the five batteries hold full charges. Nice.

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Every once in a while reality comes back around to bite you on the butt and remind you that you ain't so smart after all.  I bought a ca...
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Friday, October 31, 2025

A walk through South Congress Avenue in the middle of Austin. Still practicing with that new (to me) Leica 35-70mm zoom. Basically a 50mm lens that's willing to be flexible...

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  Sixth Street and Congress Ave. both go totally nuts on Halloween. Tons of young people in costumes. Much alcohol consumption. A modicum of...
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Out for Ice Cream on Halloween Afternoon...

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Fun little cameras and their facility for traveling light.

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  For all the years I worked professionally as a photographer I would inevitably approach vacations as yet another permutation of the profes...
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