Stuff You’ll Like

January 30, 2010 by chuq · Comments
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A weekly compendium of stuff I found I thought you’d like. If you do, let me know, so I know to find more of it for you.

  • Wildbird: Bolsa Chica footbridge being installed. This will really make Bolsa Chica even more interesting to explore. (this is good)
  • Oregon Live: Brown Pelicans are lingering on the Oregon Coast. (this is bad..)
  • Rick Sammon: When you are through changing, you are through
  • Terrie Eliker: Beating Lens Fungus
  • Daniel Jalkut: Can’t Catch Me
  • Grant Brummett: 400mm birding lens comparison (I use the 100-400 IS a lot, plus the 300mm F4 IS with a 1.4x tele. the 300/1.4 is definitely crisper than the 100-400 at 400mm, but less flexible, so it depends on what I’m trying to do. In general, I shoot the 100-400 when I’m handholding and walking around, and the 300/1.4 combo on a tripod. Don’t forget to turn IS off when attached on a tripod)
  • Fraser Speirs: Future Shock.
  • Steve Frank: I need to talk to you about computers.
  • Moose Peterson: This Unsettling Thought Might Bring some Comfort. (moose writes on something I’ve written about also)
  • Audublog: A whole bunch of reasons why birds matter
  • Alan Hess: Off to the Zoo
  • Cats Who Code: How to easily create a Thematic child them. (it’s time for me to get butt in gear and start the blog redesign seriously…)
  • Greg Russell: Evolution of an image, and the value of critique forums
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