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Bicycling, Photography and Programming

  • Bark, Bellingham, 2010-01-31

    This was a rainy weekend walk, where again I risked my camera. I wasn’t too worried, it’s a pretty tuff camera and it’s not too fragile a lens. Anyhow, it was the 28MM F5 Vivitar tank. It’s actually quite good at close ups. Almost all the pictures I’ve uploaded have been hand held at 100…

    jedreynolds

    March 3, 2010
    Photos, wallpaper
    Bark, bellingham, desktop background, desktop wallpaper, photo
  • Shack, Aldrich Rd, 2010-02-03

    I like taking pictures of … neglect. I don’t like the word neglect, so much, but rather the character a structure expresses after being abandoned to the elements. There’s another shack out on Aldrich Rd that I’ve been meaning to photograph, too. Print version.

    jedreynolds

    February 27, 2010
    Photos, wallpaper
    bellingham, desktop background, desktop wallpaper
  • Expose to the Right

    I was very impressed by Ray Maxwell’s explanation of what a histogram on a digital camera shows in Maxwell’s House episode 60 [http://twit.tv/mh60]. The histogram is showing the amount of pixels that have a particular exposure and that exposure is power. So the further right on the histogram you go, the brighter the luminance. However,…

    jedreynolds

    February 26, 2010
    Photos
  • Rebar, 2010-02-19

    Bob the Build-*cough!* Ahem, ahem! Bob the…get the tune out of my head! Kevin, start whistling, please! I’m going to be building and building…software…but not my sink. This is not a matter of confidence, this is a matter of reliability.

    jedreynolds

    February 24, 2010
    Photos, wallpaper
  • Well, the Microsoft has Landed on the Jed

    I spent all day getting my workstation to build a set of pretty intense C# projects. I’m impressed that we got it working in a day (not counting the four days it took to straighten out my Visual Studio  install on my Vista workstation). Having developed projects in Perl, PHP, Java and C, and having…

    jedreynolds

    February 24, 2010
    computing, Programming, Uncategorized, Windows
    development environment, oral tradition, Windows
  • Sunset, Aldrich Rd, 2010-02-19 (Panorama)

    Another wide format (dual monitor) desktop background. This included a clever combination of a hard-light filter and a graded mask…otherwise there was only one other trick and you better guess what it was. (No, it was not in post processing.) Print version.

    jedreynolds

    February 22, 2010
    Uncategorized
  • Computer Shopping!

    My mom just asked for advice on a computer. C’mon! I can’t pass that up? I showed her some prices on parts to setup a dual 24″, dual SSD, Intel i5 workstation for not too much. I should post links but not tonight. I’m soooo surprised this combination doesn’t pop out in searches easier. (Me:…

    jedreynolds

    February 21, 2010
    Uncategorized
    computer hardware, dual monitor, i5, photoshop
  • Mt Baker from Aldrich Rd (Panorama) 2010-02-19

    Here’s an attempt at making a very wide desktop background: 2560×1024. There are obviously better photos I could have chosen, but this one was recent. I think I need to figure out how to turn my bicycle into a tripod. I could certainly lose the shake, even on a 28mm lens. Feel free to tease…

    jedreynolds

    February 20, 2010
    Photos, wallpaper
    Aldrich Rd, desktop background, desktop wallpaper, dual monitor, Ferndale, Mt Baker, panorama, Washington, wide
  • Monitor gamma, cont.

    A very fundamental idea wandered my way on the topic of adjusting my digital photography work-flow for … anonymous (for lack of a better term) monitors. These monitors have not been adjusted by anyone, likely. Their settings typically would reflect little more than entropy. Do I care for all my work to look good on…

    jedreynolds

    February 20, 2010
    Uncategorized
  • Twitterfeed test

    Let’s see…this should show up on @bitratchet #bitratchet #twfeed

    jedreynolds

    February 20, 2010
    Uncategorized
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