The Feigenbaum constant

I had previously blogged about my new series on faith and math, but today seemed like a good day to post another picture in this series.

This piece is about the Feigenbaum constant, another transcendental number. Every chaotic system that corresponds to this description will bifurcate at the same rate. Feigenbaum's constant can be used to predict when chaos will arise in such systems before it ever occurs.

Memory, speak. The Economist.

This is the last photo that in the Memory, speak series that is featured in the gallery shown.

Tiny Little Droplets

Another wonderful collaboration photo. This picture shows a water drop impacting a superhydrophobic surface. This was part of a poster titled "Size Dependence of Drops Impacting Superhydrophobic Surfaces", by D.A. Bolleddula, H.E. Dillon, A. Aliseda, P.S. Bhosale, and J.C. Berg.

Speak, Memory

The UWPG show "Speak, Memory" which I have been preparing for all summer has just gone up. It features great work from several local photographers who all interpret the theme in diverse ways. The full series I have developed is also available on my website (link).

The Nutcracker

9th Avenue School of Dance is performing The Nutcracker this year at the Fife Performing Art's Center. Holiday magic guaranteed!