An experiment with zoom-during-exposure on an unnamed waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington - Brian Brewington Photography

Less about the thing itself, more about an interpretation

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Raindrops on the grass

Three windows on Braun at Caltech. The travertine panels are like those at The Getty Museum.

Palomar Observatory

Millikan Library at Caltech, with reflections from the pond.

An experiment with zoom-during-exposure on an unnamed waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

Before it becomes sand, it's a rock.

A lupine in my backyard. I sprayed it with the "mist" setting on my hose, and thought the little beads were cool.

I was bored on a winter weekend day a few years back and got inspired by the drip tray in my espresso machine. Turns out the spacing of the holes was just right for holding some clear glass marbles. This shot has a flower underneath the tray, lit from the side by a few flashlights. It's kind of like looking through a compound eye!

Looking up at the dome of Palomar Observatory, here tipped 90 degrees from reality. I think this looks rather like a sail.

An experiment with zoom-during-exposure on an unnamed waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

An experiment with zoom-during-exposure on an unnamed waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

An experiment with zoom-during-exposure on an unnamed waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

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Nikon D200 |

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Original size: 2592x3872 |

Current: 402x600 |

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