Our understanding of problems evolves faster than the tools we use to solve them.
Author: John Winkelman
Sunrise
I took this one from my front porch on the morning of November 28, 2007. It was very cold. Click the photo to see a larger version.
Again, Alaska 2003
It being a cold, rainy, rotten day, I spent the past hour or so sorting and uploading about 175 photos from a vacation my brother, my mother and I took to Alaska, back in 2003. Click on the above photo to see the thing.
Photos of the Farm
I just posted about a dozen photos of the farm, and the drive back up to Grand Rapids. Click on the photo to see them.
Rotating Height Map
The final version of this experiment, for now. Once it starts rotating, you can click the graphic to generate a new height map. It is kind of processor-intensive, but considering all that it is doing, it isn’t too bad.
Filled Height Map
Another Height Map experiment – subtly different from the wireframe. The wireframe is visually more interesting, perhaps, but this one is more beautiful.
Wireframe Height Map
Click the image to run the simulation.
Saugatuck State Park
Click on the above image to see photos taken yesterday, during a walk through Saugatuck State Park. Our first walk in a month. Also, one of the first sunny Sundays this fall.
Rearranging a Few Things
Click the image to launch the experiment.
This is an earlier experiment which I have re-posted in order to test some new TextPattern functionality. Well, new to me, anyway. I want to have my Flash experiments plugged into my blogging software, and at the same time have them appear in a minimal interface which allows for movies of any arbitrary size. I also wanted to have comments enabled for the experiments. So over the next little while there will be several experiments – some old, some new – posted here, in order to, at long last, enter them officially into the site.
Butterflies
I just uploaded about thirty photos from a trip Cynthia and I took to the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, back in early March of 2007.