If you look at the larger picture, you can see drops of water. Although I was indoors when I took this picture, the drops are not on the outside of the window. These are raindrops falling through the air, captured in freefall by the strobe-like illumination of the lightning strike! Very cool. This is a great demonstration that falling raindrops do not take on a "teardrop" shape, as is commonly depicted.
Lightning!
If you look at the larger picture, you can see drops of water. Although I was indoors when I took this picture, the drops are not on the outside of the window. These are raindrops falling through the air, captured in freefall by the strobe-like illumination of the lightning strike! Very cool. This is a great demonstration that falling raindrops do not take on a "teardrop" shape, as is commonly depicted.
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2013 in review
2013 is the year when everything changed. The biggest event was the birth of our daughter Lily. She was born prematurely in Shanghai while we…
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2012 in review
2012 has been fairly quiet. Maybe it just seems that way because I haven't actually written anything new in this blog since last year's annual…
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new photo galleries
I've been busy processing photo galleries from the last year (or two) and putting them online for your perusal. Vancouver 2010 Northland…
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