Latest Tweets:
From My Travels #63: Cascades
A spectacular view of Mount St. Helens (foreground) and Mount Adams (background) at dusk, taken on a Seattle-Portland shuttle flight with an iPhone 5. You don’t always need the most amazing camera to get the most amazing shots!
From My Travels #61: Wall
An abstract view of the Denver Art Museum. I’m really happy with the tonal range in this shot.
Appreciate you featuring so many of my photos!
Also on Flickr, or prints available at Society6 here.
Another of my photos getting some internet love!
Also on Flickr here or prints available at Society6 here.
What Do Water, Beer, Milk, Gasoline, and Sriracha Cost, in Dollars per Gallon?
Bon Appétit magazine looks at the comparative prices of certain liquids, per gallon. Interesting to see how it all stacks up, but no matter how much Sriracha costs, I’ll always contend that it’s WORTH EVERY PENNY.
Yes, but what about inkjet printer ink? That stuff’s gotta be worth a bajillion dollars per gallon…
(via ilovecharts)
Fog in St. John’s Bridge, Portland | Oregon (by Cameron Booth)
Hey, that’s my photo with over 2,000 notes — awesome! Prints are available at Society6 by clicking here if you’re interested.
(via wideawakeandnowhere)
St Johns Fog
The fog never really lifted from North Portland this past Saturday, and I tacked a little photo shoot onto the end of some errands to capture the St Johns Bridge shrouded in the thick fog. Prints at Society6 here.
(by Cameron Booth/Flickr)
Mount Hood from White River
Have I mentioned how awesome the Panorama mode in the iPhone 5 camera is yet?
(by Cameron Booth)
Broadway Bridge Panorama
Testing out the new iPhone 5 Panorama feature. Yes, there’s a couple of visible seams and the Fremont Bridge has a couple of wobbles in its deck, but for being handheld and being a totally automatic process, this is pretty darn good.
(by Cameron Booth)
From My Travels #60: Polder
Fields just south of Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, lit beautifully by the setting sun as we take off for Palma de Majorca. Prints at Society6 here.
From My Travels #59: Manhattan Storm
Taken from the deck of the Staten Island Ferry leaving Manhattan. Prints for sale at Society6 here.
London Underground Map Tin in the Doctor Who Christmas Special, “The Snowmen”
It’s not very often I get to combine two of my absolute favourite things in one post: Doctor Who and transit maps! Without giving too much away (spoilers, sweetie!), the tin is presented in-story as being from 1967, and it looks like the BBC props department did a pretty decent job. The map shown on the tin is indeed Paul Garbutt’s 1964 map, which can be differentiated from the very similar 1970 map — even on-screen like this — because of the enlarged “U” and “D” in the “UNDERGROUND” roundel. By 1970, all letters in the logo were the same height.
There is actually a very clever point to the exact dating of the tin to 1967, but again… spoilers!
