a blog by markus nolf
here’s of time-lapse of thunderstorm clouds rolling in over the calperum mallee, south australia. at less than 250 mm mean annual rainfall, every drop of rain counts. this short rainfall […]
i’ve always been fascinated by bioluminescent phenomena. in a relatively wide range of organisms, evolution at some point produced species that can produce light, from marine plankton in warm seas, […]
here’s a “tiny plot” render of a photosphere (android’s take on 360 degree panoramas) recorded in the conservatory at the royal tasmaian botanical gardens, hobart:
it’s been rather quiet in the blog lately, so i thought i’d share a peek into what we’ve been up to at work: Hydraulic vulnerability analysis using X-ray microCT One […]
with the dramatic clouds and colours at sunset today, a panorama was just waiting to be recorded:
here are a few impressions from a recent field trip to outback australia, more precisely western new south wales. our route included stops in toorale national park, wilcannia, broken hill […]
