I drink scotch, take photos, screw around with computers, do crazy OCR stuff, and love my husband. That’s really about all you need to know.
Capturing Motion and Stillness – A Nighttime Long-Exposure at the Vancouver Heliport
To view a higher quality version of this photo and if you are so moved purhaps purchase a copy, click this link or the photo. Photography is more than capturing what we see; it’s about capturing what we feel. In a single frame, you can transport viewers into the energy of a city at night,…
The Common Orange Tabby Cat: History, Culture, and Beloved Characters
The common orange tabby cat, renowned for its distinctive golden coat and playful demeanor, has a rich history intertwined with human culture, art, and modern media. These cats have charmed their way into the hearts of cat enthusiasts for centuries. From early depictions in art to becoming international pop culture icons, the orange tabby has…
Michelangelo’s Observational Art and Early Cancer Depictions: A Historical Perspective
Michelangelo Buonarroti, celebrated for his masterful contributions to art and anatomy, remains a key figure when exploring the intersections of science and Renaissance art. His frescoes on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, painted between 1508 and 1512, are world-renowned not just for their artistic brilliance, but potentially for the subtle narratives woven into their anatomical details.…
Exploring Vancouver’s North Shore Shipyards Through an Infrared Lens
The North Shore of Vancouver holds a unique balance between industry and nature, a dynamic blend of modern facilities and ancient landscapes. This photograph, taken through the surreal vision of infrared photography with an extended exposure, captures that balance in an unexpected and mysterious way. As the primary base of operations for much of Vancouver’s…