Happy Monday after Easter from the President

 

to photograph tuesday: kitten + the joy formidable

Tomorrow night, I’m assigned to the Vic Theatre where I’ll photograph The Joy Formidable with opener Kitten.

Here’s some examples of their work.

 

You are an April Fool’s Joke

Psalm 14:1: 

The fool^[a] says in his heart,
“There is no God.”
They are corrupt, their deeds are vile;
there is no one who does good.

It says “corrupt” and “vile” in bullet points on my resume.

Counting chickens after they’ve hatched

Loving the Nat Geo Found tumblr!

Above:

Smiling young woman holds chick above chicken-filled incubator drawer in Arkansas, July 1944.

PHOTOGRAPH BY B. ANTHONY STEWART, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

 

 

Prepare your olfactory nerves … it’s Google Nose

Via 

whoa! It’s a low-lying rainbow …

A Horizon Rainbow in Paris 
Image Credit & Copyright: Bertrand KulikExplanation: Why is this horizon so colorful? Because, opposite the Sun, it is raining. What is pictured above is actually just a common rainbow. It’s uncommon appearance is caused by the Sun being unusually high in the sky during the rainbow‘s creation. Since every rainbow‘s center must be exactly opposite the Sun, a high Sun reflecting off of a distant rain will produce a low rainbowwhere only the very top is visible — because the rest of the rainbow is below the horizon. Furthermore, no two observers can see exactly the same rainbow — every person finds themselves exactly between the Sun and rainbow’s center, and every observer sees the colorful circular band precisely 42 degrees from rainbow’s center. The above image featuring the Eiffel Tower was taken in Paris,France last week. Although the intermittent thunderstorms lasted for much of the day, the horizon rainbow lasted for only a few minutes.

Via Kottke!