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Columbia University Beamer Theme

posted Nov 4, 2012, 1:01 AM by Rodrigo A. Carrasco [ updated Nov 4, 2012, 1:02 AM ]

I just uploaded to the "other stuff" page a Columbia University beamer theme I made for my presentations. Check it out if you think it might be useful for your presentations or to create your own theme.

Touching the Sky

posted Jun 21, 2012, 7:06 AM by Rodrigo A. Carrasco

Visit to the 9/11 Memorial in lower Manhattan - http://goo.gl/0fIL1

Half Way There

posted Jun 20, 2012, 7:50 PM by Rodrigo A. Carrasco

This photo was taken just a couple of weeks ago when only 20 weeks are left - full post here.

Weekly Photos

posted Jun 20, 2012, 7:48 PM by Rodrigo A. Carrasco

I'm trying to keep up posting a weekly photo in G+ to improve my work. Here are the ones I've posted during the last 8 weeks:

A Hug from Shelob - http://goo.gl/E2WrT	Early Morning Flash - http://goo.gl/fPjwY
Lunar Eclipse during the Southern Solstice - http://goo.gl/rCbA8	A Place to Rest - http://goo.gl/j7A93
Happy Mother's Day - http://goo.gl/nMCmX	A Tree of Umbrellas - http://goo.gl/n2cmx
The Man on the Ledge - http://goo.gl/U5hyU	Night Lights - http://goo.gl/uPtX7

...and in the next post I'll put the one I like the most from the series...

Catching Up

posted Jun 20, 2012, 7:48 PM by Rodrigo A. Carrasco

I haven't posted anything here since September! But I have several great excuses for not doing so. First I've been finishing a couple of papers which hopefully will be ready before the summer is over... and second and more importantly I will have a daughter in October! Yay

I also got a new medium format film camera (a Mamiya Rb67 Pro-S), that despite being about 30 years old it works like a charm. I can even use my speedlite, and it has the same filter thread as my current lenses, so ND and CPL filters all work perfectly.

Best of all, the negatives are so big that even scanning them a normal resolutions end up in 30+ MP images, enough to print walls.

I also retook the task of keeping my weekly image post in G+, so in a follow-up post I'll put all the images I've shared so far, or you can just jump to G+ and check my Favourite Pixels album.