No more blotchy notebooks and vivid colours for me. I felt like I’d lost myself in that notebook theme… it was too messy, too fancy. I like things clean, simple, white. Minimalistic stuff. So I found this theme which hovers somewhere in between all the previous white-based themes I had… and there. I’m back. My [...]
Posts in ‘2008’
Close encounters of the scaly kind
After more than a year of snakeless sightings at Buloh (for myself, at least), we stroke it lucky with a double whip and a [dead] croc. Being too lazy to write about them myself, I'll just prod you towards budak’s posts here and here (and less relatedly, here).
Juvenile Oriental Whip
Pwoor croc
Memory
Memory never recaptures reality. Memory reconstructs. All reconstructions change the original, becoming external frames of reference that inevitably fall short.
~ Frank Herbert’s Heretics of Dune, book V of the Dune Chronicles
Wruffers!
Dogged wanderings, all of ‘em… ‘Paws at the Beach‘ at East Coast Park, in celebration of World Animal Day 2008. My sis and I came back smelling like a-few-dozen-dogs-in-one, and Dofu gave us a thorough sniff-over when we returned. She was full of snorts.
More photos on Zoto
Buloh
Female juvenile Changeable lizard
Whimbrels - possibly the best waders-in-flight shot I’ve taken in Singapore thus far
The stakes are too high
The global financial networks of the new economy are inherently unstable. They produce random patterns of informational turbulence that may destabilize any company, as well as entire countries or regions, regardless of their economic performances.
At the existential human level, the most alarming feature of the new economy may be that it is shaped in [...]
Find
Ever flipped back and forth, and back and forth, through pages and pages of printed material and wished there was a Ctrl+F?
Autumn moon
Composite of 400mm, ISO 200, f/5.6, 1/8s + ditto, 1/200s
Nikon D200 + Nikon Fieldscope ED78 (= 1000mm) + attachment


































