Scientist, Photographer
Camera: Canon 1D MkIV
Exposure: 1/100
Aperture: f/1.4
Focal Length: 50mm
ISO: 1600
[...] I am grateful for morning coffee and people to share that ritual with. [...]
Retinal neuroscientist and photographer. My scientific work involves disorders of retinal degeneration and how those diseases affect the intrinsic retinal circuitry including the implications for rescue of vision via gene therapy, and retinal bionic or biological implants. Other research efforts involve exploring metabolomics for application in understanding physiology and medicine and for drug development.
Contact: bryan.jones@m.cc.utah.edu
I love how you use serious gear — I’m the same way – I just can’t settle once I’ve eaten the apple.
Hey, might as well use it as much as possible, yeah? Though sometimes something more convenient works and is more handy, like the iPhone: http://prometheus.med.utah.edu/~bwjones/2011/06/time-and-space/
This picture makes me happy. :)
Merci. Moi aussi.
Very nice. Can’t even see the grain at 1600. Your exposure was spot on.
Thank you. For an impromptu shot, it turned out OK.