In August of 2018 I was in Boston again for, wait for it…, a scientific meeting. I was mostly loose for a couple of days when I wasn’t attending to the science. Here are five frame of arty stuff from… Continue Reading
In April, 2017 I was loose as a goose in San Francisco with my then new Canon 6D. I only had one lens, the Canon 50mm f1.8, so that’s what I used. Here are five frames of things you might… Continue Reading
Today’s post continues the “bygone days of travel” theme. The county is opening up, but COVID-19 cases are soaring in some states, particularly in my home state of Texas. I don’t yet feel comfortable traveling so I can only dream.… Continue Reading
San Diego – Star of India This is the Star of India, an iron-hulled sailing ship built in 1863 and currently home-ported in the Maritime Museum of San Diego. The Star of India was originally named Euterpe for the muse… Continue Reading
I recently came into a little extra cash by doing some book formatting work and I blew it all on the Canon EF 100mm f2.8 macro lens. I received the lens several weeks ago, but COVID-19 shutdowns and then some… Continue Reading
Remember travel? It wasn’t so long ago that we were free to move about the country or even the world. Now, thanks to COVID-19, not so much. In honor of travel, today’s post is five frames from five cities. So,… Continue Reading
Today’s post is a guest post from none other than my brother, David, the same individual who is prominently featured in a previous post, The O Bros do Guadalupe Peak. I am David Osterhout, brother of John Osterhout who owns… Continue Reading
Some time ago, I began to imagine creating a stereo image that consists one image hidden inside the other. I had imagined hiding a face inside a cloud where the face wasn’t very noticeable until you looked at it in… Continue Reading
El Capitan This is the back of El Capitan taken from Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas. This image was selected for the Listening to the Land exhibition sponsored by The Texas Photographic Society. The gallery of selected images… Continue Reading
South Oakes Street Bridge at Dawn Worlwide Pinhole Photography Day is “an international event created to promote and celebrate the art of pinhole photography.” Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day is celebrated the fourth Sunday in April. In 2020, this is April… Continue Reading