Taskalusa Hawg!

Don't call me unless it's on fire...

My new favorite quote:

"All these factors have produced a situation not covered by the oprating manuals, requiring the crew to make decisions using a logical deductive reasoning procedure."

Yup. Sometimes ya just gotta figure it out.

Confucius Say...

My last fortune cookie read:

"You will be in a river of excrement in a Native American invention without adequate propulsion."

Most likely.

Watch this awesome video by Shawn Reeder!

Link to Shanw Reeder's Vimeo page: http://vimeo.com/shawnreeder

Best in full-screen mode...



Yosemite Range of Light from Shawn Reeder on Vimeo.

I am a destination visual artist who specializes in photography, timelapse cinematography, & filmmaking.  I love to travel, so if you have a project in some far flung location, lets talk.

Yosemite National Park, the High Sierra, and the Eastern Sierra are some of the most beautiful places on earth. Ever since I serendipitously won a trip to Yosemite when I was 18, the beautiful Range of Light has captured my heart and become my home. Nothing brings me more joy than to share this life changing beauty with others.

Ever since I became fascinated with timelapse photography almost 2 years ago, after seeing the work of Tom Lowe, I’ve wanted to do a piece on Yosemite and the Sierra. Now after almost 2 years of shooting, I'm thrilled to share. I hope you enjoy my vision of my home, the majestic Yosemite & Sierra. Best viewed Full Screen with Sound :)

I hope this inspires everyone to get outside and explore the beautiful outdoors, especially magical places like Yosemite National Park and the High Sierra. It's National Parks week and all of our national parks are free this week, so get outside and explore!

Shawn Reeder (Excerpts from the Vimeo page information - TG)

Oh, Nooo....

I pointed to two old drunks sitting across the bar from us and told my friend, "That's us in 10 years".


He said, "That's a mirror, you idiot! "

Hmmm...

When NASA first started sending up astronauts, they quickly discovered that ballpoint pens would not work in zero gravity. To combat the problem, NASA scientists spent a decade and $12 billion to develop a pen that writes in zero gravity, upside down, underwater, on almost any surface including glass and at temperatures ranging from below freezing to 300°C.


The Russians used a pencil.

Need a science fair project for your kid?