Archiv des Monats November, 2006

Global warming

Steve 19. November, 2006

The weather here is crazy. It’s mid-November, and still mostly around 15°C. There was a short cold spell a few weeks ago, and the renewed mild temperatures are playing havoc with plants. To show how crazy it is, I first wanted to show the new growth on our roses. Next to them, the lavender is [...]

No moon, but late Autumn colours

Steve 15. November, 2006

The moon is hiding behind cloud, so my lunar series will have to wait. In the meantime, I’ve been photographing the trees changing colour very late this year. My favourite photo so far:

In memory of Jim Montgomery

Steve 9. November, 2006

Jim Montgomery, the founder of Dawn Ministries, died recently. Others knew him better, and are more qualified to write about the effects of his life and works, so I won’t comment on that here. I met him briefly in the Dawn offices in Colorado Springs in 2004, and was touched by his friendliness and humility. [...]

What the eye does not see

Steve 9. November, 2006

I’m working on a series of photos of the moon, one each day for a complete cycle. Last Saturday, I was surprised by the difficulty I had in taking a sharp photo; I could see the moon clearly, and everything looked sharp in the camera viewfinder, but the photos were all blurred. I tried manual [...]

Moon photos

Steve 3. November, 2006

I’ve just taken some photos of the moon which turned out very well. I had to use manual exposure, because even with spot metering, the moon was overexposed.