Pulteney Bridge. Bath, England.
Pulteney Bridge. Bath, England.
Chiesa di Santa Maria Formosa. Venice, Italy.
Rio de San Zulian. Venice, Italy.
Venice’s Grand Canal. Taken from the Rialto Bridge, 2014.
Bixby Creek Bridge. Big Sur, California.
The PCH is a national treasure.
The “fire exit” at Libreria Acqua Alta. Venice, Italy.
Made the trek here in 2014. They keep the books in floating vessels — boats and bathtubs — to keep them safe in when “acqua alta” floods happen.
The blue and white architecture of Sidi Bou Said. Tunis, Tunisia.
Temple des Eaux. Zaghouan, Tunisia.
Built by the Romans to supply the city of Carthage with water from its sacred spring. Visited in 2014.
In 2016 we visited Aubeterre in south France. This was inside of the subterranean monolithic Church of Saint-Jean , hollowed out of the mountainside in the 7th century.
Neat tool for the curious when traveling.
A trip to SF.
In Denver for a couple days.
Inspiring stuff from SpaceX.
Our quick summer trip through Florida.
Photos from a week on the beach.
Anna Maria Island beach trip.
In Miami for a quick trip.
The Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, and Puerto Rico from the air.
In San Juan for the NetHope Global Summit.
Visiting Kennedy Space Center with the kids.
A short video documentary with an overview of the logistics of Mount Everest.
My takeaways from this year's FOSS4G-NA conference in San Diego, CA.
Some memories from Notre Dame after the fire.
A trip to San Diego for FOSS4G-NA 2019.
Attending FOSS4G NA next week.
A photo log of the old towns of North Central Florida.
“Viewing some of my favorite American geography from the air.”
“Flying over Southern California's Salton Sea.”
“Day one of the SaaStr Annual 2019.”
Arriving in San Jose and checking out the Guadalupe River Trail.
“Wrapping up the 5th annual Geography 2050 symposium.”
“Up in New York City for Geography 2050.”
A visit to Fenway Park late in the 2018 season.
A great article in this month's National Geographic about the wild and lawless Congo River.
From a visit to Tunis in March 2014.
Mapping and relaxing at Cabbage Key.
We're headed to Weeki Wachee this weekend to do some scalloping, kayaking, and diving. We'll be hanging out up at the springs and (hopefully) catching our limit in bay scallops out on the sea grass.