Underneath the surface of the northeast part of Lake Michigan lies a long-hidden mystery. Researchers conducting a routine sonar scan of Grand Traverse Bay discovered a series of stone structures, in varying sizes, approximately 40 feet beneath the surface. A professor at Northwestern Michigan University, Dr. Mark Holley, is credited with the discovery. The structures …
This is hard for me to write. Anyone who knows me knows I am a huge Alabama Crimson Tide fan, particularly of the football program. Growing up watching Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant lead the team to national championships, that passion is deeply ingrained in who I am. Like all sports teams, Bama has a rival: …
I know that many parents—especially those of young children—feel that their child is special, unique, or otherwise distinct from other children. For one set of parents in the United Kingdom, their son is special. And he has the paperwork to prove it. Joseph Harris-Birtill, at the age of two, has accomplished something very few humans …
As a follow-up to last week’s post about the history of the Eastman Kodak Company, I stumbled across a three-part video series from the Smarter Every Day video series asking the singular question, “How does Kodak make film?” I have just started watching this video series (it is almost three hours of content spread across …
The sun. We take for granted that it appears in the east, chases away the darkness, and then traverses the sky before setting (sometimes in immense, colorful glory) in the western sky. As a photographer, most of my photographs use illumination from this original, all-natural light source. Yet, as the lunar eclipse in the spring …
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