My 2023 Milky Way Trip Planner is out now! This is a totally free resource I publish every year to help you get a big picture view of the upcoming Milky Way season. The planner helps you see which time periods during the year have the best opportunities … https://t.co/4tD0tNMtu8
@valehvpa ChatGPT is basically glorified autocomplete. It is incapable of an original thought. That means it won’t replace any of the professions you listed anytime soon. Eventually maybe, but we will need a quantum leap forward in the tech to do that.
And now for something a little different... the Golden Gate Bridge in the receding fog from a late summer visit to the Bay Area! The view from the Fairmont can't be beat. Looking forward to visiting again soon!
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Alpenglow from one of my favorite places in the world!
A new (much belated) edition of the newsletter goes out this week, with lots of new stories from this summer in the North Cascades. Not a subscriber? Click on the link in my profile to get sig… https://t.co/KDbKKvbPT9
Summertime Milky Way and Mt. Baker, with the R5 and RF 15-35.
On overnight backcountry trips, I often leave the tracking mount at home and stack images to save weight, which is what I did here.
#nature#pnw#pnwcollective#pacificnw#wa#wash… https://t.co/7uO3G57alb
Last night's display of the aurora borealis from a lake near Quincy, WA. The larger G3 event didn't materialize, but we did get about 20 minutes of nice color just as it was getting fully dark, and there was a constant glow on the horizon for most of the… https://t.co/2BmRmj6hd7
Last night's sunset did not disappoint! I managed to get above the clouds at Chirico Point (by Poo Poo Point) and although it was cold, it was awesome to watch the sun go down over the inversion layer!
#rainier#sunset#nature#pnw#pnwcollective… https://t.co/VeurXtXNPb