March of the penguins
An updated version of this page can be found here. And now we present a movie: March of the penguins http://www.kljcharters.com/penguinmarch/ Brought to you in living color. [Update] And now on YouTube:
Penguin photos
Yes, we have penguin photos! http://www.kljcharters.com/penguins/ You did want penguin photos, didn’t you?
Revenge of the Bay Hydrographer
Cover of an educational comic devoted to a (now retired) NOAA research vessel used to both map Chesapeake Bay and explore new technologies for underwater mapping. Revenge of the Bay Hydrographer cover (full size), page 1 (full size), page 2 (full size), page 3 (full size), page 4 (full size), page Continue reading Revenge of the Bay Hydrographer
Comic Life review
A review of a software package, Comic Life, done in the form of a comic. Printed in Washington Apple Pi Journal.
Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary
Stellwagen Bank is a National Marine Sanctuary off the coast of Massachusetts, headquartered in an old Coast Guard station in Scituate. This visit was during a frozen February 2001. Photos from Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, 2001.
Walla Walla, 2000
The oldest town in Washington State, Walla Walla was founded as a mission by Marcus Whitman in 1836. It later became a Hudson’s Bay Company outpost, a territorial fort, and the capitol of Washington Territory. After Washington became a state, Continue reading Walla Walla, 2000
Western Washington, 2000
From sea level to skyline, a visit to Western Washington. A visit to: Silverdale Bremerton Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park Whidbey Island Port Townsend Port Angeles Photos from Western Washington, 2000.
Lake Chelan, 1999
Lake Chelan is an inland fjord, a deep lake flanked by tall mountains in a remote part of the world, which in this case is eastern Washington State. In temperate months, tourists come to take advantage of the area for Continue reading Lake Chelan, 1999
Columbia Gorge, 1999
If you live in the urban portions of the United States, it is often almost inconceivable to realize how much of the country is empty. Not just lightly populated, but empty. While it seems somewhat contradictory, one of the most Continue reading Columbia Gorge, 1999