A few moments from my life since July:
Driving through Wisconsin.
A street in Somerville.
Michigan lakeside.
View from the Media Lab building.
Ladybug cookies!
Sunny days and snowy grounds
Not really bicycle weather
A snowed-over parking lot
Evening sun through the trees
Curly purple flowers
Daffodils
Fluffy pancake and maple syrup
No leaves yet
Sunset over Masaya Volcano, Nicaragua
I’ve posted a decent number of photos over the years — nearly every photo on this website is one I’ve taken. While one could feasibly wander back through my archives to view them, I decided to spare one the trouble.
I’ve collected a comprehensive list of my photography-themed posts. I have yet to add a complete gallery of all the photos I’ve ever posted, but that’s in the works.
New to your eyes, dear reader, is the special section on the Vassar Palmer Gallery exhibit Through the Student Lens, which featured two of my photos!
During my senior year at Vassar, I periodically took photos through my bedroom window of the trees and the courtyard area between all the senior apartments.
The end result? This series, showing the seasons changing throughout the year. Photos are unedited.
September 10, 2010
October 8, 2010
October 15, 2010
October 26, 2011
October 28, 2010
October 28, 2010
November 5, 2010
November 17, 2010
December 15, 2010
January 11, 2011
January 12, 2011
January 18, 2011
January 25, 2011
February 10, 2011
March 11, 2011
March 11, 2011
April 13, 2011
April 29, 2011
April 29, 2011
If I did this kind of series again, I’d make a point of putting the camera in the same place every time, and taking photos at set intervals. I think it still turned out pretty cool.
Earlier this month, everyone in my lab took a trip to NASA Wallops Flight Facility and Assateague State Park to test GROVER2 on the beach. There’s a video of some of the lab’s preparations over on Geeked on Goddard – take a look!
Although I’m not specifically working on GROVER2 (I’m working on the LIDAR-assisted robotic group exploration project, as briefly mentioned earlier), it was a good trip. A few photos:
A control center we saw while touring the Wallops facilities
One of the ballons constructed by the Wallops balloon program researchers
We spent the night at Wallops; I spent three minutes outside taking photos of the sky and was biten at least five times by mosquitos
We were on the beach bright and early! I took a bunch of photos of the sunrise.
GROVER2's first field tests on the beach.
Long time, no writing — it’s the start of a new semester (my last semester!) and I’ve been busy with a number of different things:
Sunset Lake II
Snow Forest
Winter Picnic
Usually, I can’t decide. But when my Hudson valley campus is decked out in full-blown autumn colors, my vote swings in favor of chill fall air, feet crunching through drifts of leaves, and myriad shades of red, brown, orange, and yellow.
Yes, I do, on occasion, meander across campus with my camera. Click for the larger versions!
Sunset Lake
View from the room
Branch of doom
Red glow tree