Monthly Archives: January 2010

Sun Down, Sun Up

The earth continues to rotate, I have proof… What it looks like facing Northwest near Sunny Point in Juneau on a sunny day shortly after the sun goes down… And what is looks like the next day, facing South, about … Continue reading

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Main Street, Wall Street and Side Streets

Good old Robert Reich, the not-listened-to labor secretary of Clinton, has a piece on why Obama’s new-found anti-Wallstreet populism is better late than never…. Looking up Juneau’s Franklin Avenue, in the afternoon…  Wall Street (photo by Rupert Ganzer on Flickr) … Continue reading

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The People’s Warf vs. The Supreme Court

So the supreme court says that corporations are free to spend as much as they want to influence elections. Maybe if congress now passed a law requiring that every person be considered a corporation–personal corporatehood–we can start over. Or something. … Continue reading

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The Third Rail

I try to keep things level, but my brain tilts way to the left, and today with the news that a pick-up driving corporate conservative beat the less inspiring corporate democrat, less than a year after the disaster that was … Continue reading

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Blue and Fog

It is easy to get a little winter worn this time of year with endless gray, but there are often blue bits showing through down the road near Auke Bay.

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Long Exposure at Auke Bay

A cloudy day and a setting sun allows for some decent long exposures at the shoreline, using a tripod and polarizer. It’s pretty much the “blue hour,” so the photo has a blue cast, but people seem to prefer the … Continue reading

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Forest Photography

I’m starting to take more photos in the woods. I enjoy the challenges, and it’s something different.

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