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Snowy Seattle afternoon on 1/27/2012
Canon EOS 7D with EF24mm f/1.4L II USM at f/10 ISO 320
3 shot HDR with +/- 2 stop range, 1/160, 1/40, 1/640
Sunday, January 15, 2012 at 1:43:22 PM
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Uploaded on Jan 27, 2012
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Capitol Hill Sunset on 1/13/2012
The first amazing sunset of 2012 from 12th and Pike on Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA.
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Uploaded on Jan 13, 2012
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Natural light, converted to B&W and vignetting during post in Lightroom.
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Uploaded on Mar 19, 2011
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Are large earthquakes and the Moon's distance linked?
Looking at the 24 largest earthquakes; all of them occur within 7 days of apsis. The average number of days from an earthquake is 4.417 and 5 of them occur within 24 hours. The moon is at an average distance of 383254km during these events which is 1144km from the Moon's semi-major axis.
Unless all significant earthquakes were happening on apogee or perigee linking the Moon to earthquakes seems pretty far fetched. Also consider the moon moves in this way all the time, more than 24 times in a year, there are bound to be earthquakes at points near these times purely because there are earthquakes all the time.
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Uploaded on Mar 12, 2011
Terra at Seattle U
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Old B&W Prints
