Sucker Lake, originally uploaded by Gavatron. Product of my first real foray into night sky photography.
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Sucker Lake, originally uploaded by Gavatron. Product of my first real foray into night sky photography.
photo credit: the|G|™ I just finished reading an article in The Walrus by Chris Turner titled The Age of Breathing Underwater. The hypothesis of the article, broadly stated, is that we’ve irrevocably entered the Anthropocene and nature, as the Romantics knew it, or as the prototypical environmentalist tries to protect today, is no longer. Based […]
Oh hai!, originally uploaded by Gavatron. One of hundreds, if not thousands of shrimps that live in the tidal pools around St-Malo. I fell in love with these arthropods—watching any pool, they would simply morph into view. Now they were always there, but it required a certain amount of intentionality on my part to see […]
Both taken with the iPhone camera and stitched together with AutoStich.
Rue de Petit Fort, originally uploaded by Gavatron. This road was a highlight of the trip. Funny, I know. Dinan is a city with a thousand-year history: founded at the narrowing of the Rance River, a bridge was built and boat traffic was charged a toll to pass. As the town grew on the flats […]
Last of the Romantics, originally uploaded by Gavatron. While walking the dogs, I found this discarded magnetic poetry set in front of one of the local frat houses.
Fort National, from the Sillon Beach, originally uploaded by Gavatron. Taken on our Honeymoon.
Blue Angel F/A-18, originally uploaded by Gavatron. It’s the Canadian International Air Show this weekend. Most of my colleagues hate this kind of thing, but I profess that I love military aircraft. Perhaps not what they do, but the technology that has created the machine. And while it’s easy to call the airshow a war […]
Predator and Prey, originally uploaded by Gavatron. I noticed a grove of Milkweed plants in the neighbourhood that have been inundated with aphids—Oleander Aphids, as I found out later. Its amazing to see the diversity of insects attracted to the aphids and their honeydew. Not surprisingly, are the insects that eat aphids, including this lady […]
The following post includes ruminations and ideas emerging as I analyze the data collected for my PhD dissertation focusing on the act of birding. It doesn’t represent a final thought or particular endpoint: these are ideas in progress. I would be interested in hearing your opinion of my ideas, too. photo credit: Peppysis Sharing sightings […]