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By Chris Grinter, on March 8th, 2011% [cetsEmbedGmap src=http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=33.393039,-118.416824&spn=0.359452,0.715485&t=h&z=11 width=600 height=330 marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 frameborder=0 scrolling=auto] Tomorrow morning I’m off for a 10 day collecting trip down to Catalina Island. I’ve been lucky enough to be invited to join Dr. Jerry Powell of UC Berkeley on a moth survey, and this will be my first time to any of the islands. → Read More: The Moth is off to Catalina Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on February 23rd, 2011% The early Cambrian seas (542-488 million years ago) had a plethora of strange and bizarre creatures almost unimaginable to even the best sci-fi dreamer. As possibly one of the precursors to the Arthropoda (also Onychophora and Tardigrada), the lobopodian lineages represent a strange group of “worms with legs” that once roamed the . → Read More: A strange armored lobopodian from the Cambrian Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on February 23rd, 2011% Oops, looks like I missed my first ‘blogoversary’! Monday the 21st was the one year turning point for my blog; and I’m incredibly happy to have spent the last year sharing some of my ramblings with all of you. I’ve somewhat lost track of how many hits I’ve had since I moved everything . → Read More: A Year in Review Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on February 4th, 2011% I’ve uploaded a new header as you can see – how does it look? I’m playing around with the settings, but please let me know if the moth on the right gets cropped awkwardly, and what your screen resolution is if that is the case. Thanks! Like this:Like Loading… Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on January 12th, 2011% Alex Wild posted a few days ago about the “freelensing” photography technique. You can get some really cool results, especially with creating the illusion of miniatures – but so far I haven’t been brave enough to give it a shot (no pun intended). I came across this impressive compilation of Haitian images on NPR today . → Read More: Some really cool tilt-shift Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on January 10th, 2011% *Update* – If you were previously subscribed to any posts, it looks like you will have to re-subscribe. I have decided though to skip on the entire-blog subscription and just stick to individual posts. It’s always something. I updated my theme the other day and a glitch in the software caused a crash. Everything was . → Read More: Crash Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on November 2nd, 2010% Check out this trailer for the film “Se Quema el Cielo” – “The Sky is Burning”. A documentary about the rehabilitation of the Guancaste rainforests in North Western Costa Rica. It looks like a beautiful film…now I just have to find a copy. Like this:Like . → Read More: Se Quema el Cielo Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on October 19th, 2010% The city I work in happens to be one of the greatest cities in the world – so let me rub it in briefly. Here is a stunning video of the San Francisco Bay captured by a local artist. Make sure to watch in HD, it’s stunning. The Unseen Sea from Simon Christen on . → Read More: Head in the Clouds Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on July 18th, 2010% I’m not too sure if I’m sold on this theme. I’ve been shopping around for a new look, and am giving “twenty ten” a try. Let me know your opinion – whether or not you think it is better than the previous layout “misty”, or if there is another design you love. Be extra critical . → Read More: Grumble grumble… Like this: Like Loading... By Chris Grinter, on June 23rd, 2010% I’ve always wondered how to find the correct terminology for land cover in a given area. Usually, I just ballpark something along the lines of “oak chaparral”. But now I can use this awesome new map brought to us by the USGS/National Biological Information Infrastructure. The level of detail is amazing, and you can . → Read More: Landscape Cover Map Like this: Like Loading...
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Roinnt really cool tilt-athrú Ag Chris Grinter, ar an 12 Eanáir, 2011 Alex Fiáin posted a few days ago about the “freelensing” teicníocht grianghrafadóireacht. Is féidir leat a fháil ar roinnt torthaí really cool, go háirithe le cruthú an illusion na miniatures – ach san sa mhéid nach bhfuil mé cróga go leor chun é a thriail (gan punt atá beartaithe). I came across this impressive compilation of Haitian images on NPR today that is both tilt-shifted and stop-motion! Cosúil le seo: Cosúil Ag luchtú ...