The topic of week 27 in Sari’s photo Projekt 52:
(old) walls/masonry
Well then:
Тунгуска
Exactly 100 years ago, on 30 June 1908, there was a tiny explosion1 in the midst of Siberia in the Tunguska region2, felling a couple trees3. So what? Why blame UFOs or black holes for that – tststs… 
Okay, seriously: According to the mostly accepted opinion of scientists, it was an asteroid exploding 5–10 km4 above ground – which explains why there’s no big crater; results of a research group last year indicate that a lake a few miles away from the epicenter may be the result of the impact of a fragment.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Let’s have a Wordle
Word clouds on steroids, if you will, can be created with Wordle, with some options for font, layout and color. For instance, this may look like the following image (click to enlarge) for my “On the trail of afterlife” article:
Or like this for what I wrote about this full moon astrology rubbish yesterday:
Nice toy…
Or my complete blogroll (including brief descriptions):
That could be turned into a kind of blog baton – for everyone with a sufficiently large blogroll, ideally with descriptions: How does your blogroll look like in Wordle? I don’t pass it on specifically, though, if you want to participate, just do it…
(via Evil under the Sun)
Projekt 52 week 25: Ramshackle, scruffy
The topic of week 25 in Sari’s photo Projekt 52:
Ramshackle, scruffy
This time, I admit it, a photo from May – the assumption that there would be a topic like this in Projekt 52 played a role in the making of this photo, of course. Well, I could go out and shoot the same object again, but what for?
I modified color saturation and contrast “a little”, as you can imagine…
