the horse's mouth

Sailing Pic Of The Day.

Annalise Murphy giving it her best.

Photo - Sailing Energy

San Francisco Sunset.

Tonight's offering.

Light Bends.

Oh look, the building is melting.... or am I experiencing a flashback?
Ni * Sin(Ai) = Nr * Sin(Ar)

where:
Ni is the refractive index of the medium the light is leaving,
Ai is the incident angle between the light ray and the normal to the meduim to medium interface,
Nr is the refractive index of the medium the light is entering,
Ar is the refractive angle between the light ray and the normal to the meduim to medium interface.

Can You Say Wow?

Wow!

Photos from NASA.

Fantastic Flickr Underwater Photographs.

Victor Amor

J.Lambusphoto

Scott (lundysd)

National Geographic

Unknown

Zena Holloway

Camilo Acuña

Oracle

John Carleton

Tintinian

Smodger
Colorful scene captured using macro photography technique.

Vanveelen

Tina Owens
Blue crab holding an urchin on its head for protection.

Saul Kondrotas
Jellyfish

Tornicoqui

Maytevidri

Tamergunal

Kawa0310

Paragon

Ian

Nik

Rainan

Fangleman

digivangelist

David Doubilet

Tillerman Tuesday.

The joy of sailing small boats. Even if it is a Laser.

Sailing Photo Of The Day. Big Seas!

Riva surfs into Kanehoe Bay.

Are you reading Pressure Drop? With photos like this, if you aren't reading it, you should be.

Thanks BP! Marine Life And Oil Don't Mix. [Photos]

Photo Of The Day - "Thanks BP!"

Beyond petroleum, day 52!
Photo via Yahoo.

Scenes From The City. [Looking Out My Window]

The fog rolls in past St. Ignatius church.

Paint The Sky.

Looking out my kitchen window this evening.
Crazy colors.

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The San Mateo Coastline.

I had to go down to Pacifica today. When I looked north from Pedro Point I saw this scene.

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Sonoma Coast.

Our coastline is empty and dangerous, just the way I like her .

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Old School.

Look what came in the mail today. Dog, what is it? It's a Nikonos V underwater camera. Hold the fort amigo, it ain't a digicam. I know, she's an old school 35mm rangefinder and right now she's in my bathtub undergoing sea trials with my wife. [Sorry no pics available.]

I can finally take those up close surf and sailing shots that I have always wanted to, Papa has got a new (old) camera. I can't wait to take her out into the surf zone.

Specs:

Lens - Interchangeable Nikonos bayonet

Format - 35mm Underwater (rangefinder)

Maximum Depth - 160' (49m)

Focus Modes- Manual

Focusing Range- Depends on lens

Exp. Modes - Aperture priority & manual

Shutter Speed - 1/1000th to 1/30th Second + bulb (1/90th second mechanical default)

ISO Range - 25-1600

Flash - Bulkhead for Nikonos 5 pin sync cord

Film Wind - Manual

Self Timer - No

Color - Orange

Power Source - Two 1.5-Volt A76 (LR44) batteries or (1) 2L76 (DL1/3N) 3V Lithium battery

Dimensions (WxHxD) - 5.7 x 3.9 x 2.3" (145 x 99 x 58mm)

Weight - 1.54lb (700g)

Links: The Nikonos Story | Nikonos at Nikonians | Southern Nikonos

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Determined.

You stare out your window and watch her walk by.
She's one determined mujer on a mission.

Photo: Me...yes, it's all about me...should I get a Sigma 14 or
an Evolt 520 or a Pentax 200D? Tell me amigos, tell me!
Watch, no one will say a thing. Putang ina mo Joe!

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Holy Cow Bat Man, It's A Holy Cow!

Again!

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Da Fog!

Here's Johnny!

Photo: me... I took it, damn it!

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The Golden Gate.

FotoHorse

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Happy Valentines Day!

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Fire In The Sky.

I've been playing with the sun.
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