Just when you think you've seen it all... I saw a curious looking bicycle that seemed to be cobbled together and didn't think much of it beyond that. I noticed that the right rear tire was a little low

Testing a water well system outside of Tororo, Uganda proved to be quite the challenge. A 15m well was dug and lined with brick with a diameter of approx 1.10-1.20m and a resting water depth of 5m. An

Shadow Self-portrait at Carhenge The lighting reminds me of some of the lunar imagery from the past. #bwphotocontest #photography

Alliance, Nebraska is the home of Carhenge and the site for the total solar eclipse of August 21, 2017. The cars are illuminated by a street lamp and a light that is on the gift shop... really quite obnoxious

The Tiny House 'movement' is gaining momentum in the United States. They've managed to differentiate themselves from the traditional mobile home by making them relatively easy to transport and keeping

This may seem a bit mundane, but for a few, hopefully it'll be useful in the near future. I needed to return a USB hub that didn't work out for me. Amazon does make returning items fairly painless. Now,

Hello my fellow Steemians, In 2011, I met a young Ugandan woman named Beatrice via a World Pulse engagement (Women's organization). I was quite overwhelmed with her presence, speaking abilities and now

#UrbanDecay Most days, I do not get to see this sort of beauty... urban decay isn't always pleasing to the eye, but it's most definitely a phenomenon. People living in the so-called '1st World' go to great

Chinese New Year This was a troupe dancing in a procession along w/ others walking under the yellow silk. The sun was blazing that afternoon at Lumpini Park. This was the first time this part of the

Shutter Failure Every 150k shutter actuations or so I expect the shutter to crap out on the Canon T3i. I didn't keep track this time, but it usually happens within a 5k actuation range. Yes, here's what

Perspective No not the kind you learn about in drawing, this is another way to see w/o a digital screen for once. Using an old Mamiya C33, I rigged up a camera apparatus that was around 30lbs and somewhat

Ta Prohm of Angkor This is just under 180 degree viewpoint and is an HDR pano consisting of more than 70 raw files Wrangling it into its current form was one of the most challenging panos I've worked on

Duckweed and Gharial #crocodile @ 200mm at a Crocodile Farm south of Bangkok (Samut Prakan) where you can also eat a croc burger or a myriad of other items that I decided to skip. Walking above them is

Slack Invites Whether you're new to #cryptocurrency or been around a while, it's sometimes hard to know the difference between a shitcoin and a coin with potential. In order to figure this out you really

Frozen Ass of Pawnee Buttes Took a drive up through Pawnee Buttes, Colorado during a winter storm and came across this lonely guy who was more than willing to pose for a #bwphotocontest portrait. Too bad

The Racetrack at Death Valley The mystery of sliding stones of The Racetrack in is solved... Kermit caught in the act. If you go, please do not walk out on the playa if it's wet/muddy as the footprints

Ubein Bridge is the longest teakwood bridge in the world. Located near Mandalay, it's worthwhile to visit. In my case it was the dry season as I was able to walk around in the bottom of the lake bed which

The Taco Festival has Chihuahua racing so I couldn't resist. Just as I arrived I found the Chihuahua racing area which was packed at least 15 people deep in all directions. Okay so just wait for another

Taking technically pleasing 'normal' shots is somewhat mundane now that even a mobile phone can capture pretty amazing detail. So much so that you often can't tell if something was shot on mobile or a