Find Particular Stuff
… him who writes this stuff.
-
Writing forces me to examine my views as cold words on a page.
My views are borne out of my experiences on this world.
My experiences are slowly adding to the short story that is my life.
While I still can, I choose to share some for anyone who might find them useful, or perhaps just entertaining.
Photographs and written content, including original fiction and non-fiction, are copyrighted Emilio D'Alise, 2010-2018.
Unauthorized use/duplication of any portion of Disperser Tracks is strongly discouraged under penalty of maledictions, strongly worded castigation, and possible legal action.
NOTE: WordPress wiped out many of the links in older posts.
If I reference a SmugMug album, and the link does not work, it can be found here: ejdalise SmugMug
If you're new to this blog, it might be a good idea to read the FAQ page. If you're considering subscribing to this blog, it's definitively a good idea to read both the About page and the FAQ page.
Comment Policy
Comments are subject to editing and/or erasure to maintain this blog at what is loosely described as an “R” rating. The preferred comments rating is “PG.”
Personal attacks, threats, or offensive materials are not tolerated and will be removed. Stupidity is tolerated but subject to merciless ridicule.
Stuff's Perusal Counter
- 161,626 pairs of eyes visited
World of Stuff Readers
-
Latest Stuff
- Hey! . . . do I still write fiction?
- A rainy day in June
- Panama Canal Cruise 2019 — Second Day
- Nikon D7500 Video Tests and Samsung Note 8 Super-slow Motion Test
- Haines – Alaska Cruise 2017 – Part 1
- Thursday’s haul
- Almost Wordless Tuesday
- Playing with Topaz A. I. GigaPixel
- More Photography Stuff – Zoom versus Crop
- Two unusual things in one day
Stuff Recently Popular
- Hey! . . . do I still write fiction?
- Firefly - Serenity Cutaway Views
- Nikon D7500 Video Tests and Samsung Note 8 Super-slow Motion Test
- A rainy day in June
- Panama Canal Cruise 2019 -- Second Day
- Joe Martin - Willy 'n Ethel
- Firefly - Limited Edition Serenity Ship Papers
- The Silver Thread ByWay - Colorado's Highway 149
- Lake City, Colorado, and the Alpine Loop - Part II
- The Yucca Plant - Colorado
Stuff Before Now
Stuff by Category
Stuff Calendar
Stuff in my Category Cloud
Tag Archives: Photography
Haines – Alaska Cruise 2017 – Part 1
Note: this is a long post. If you just want the photos, go to the bottom and check out the gallery sans the witty, incisive, profound, and irreverent banter. This is the first post documenting our September 12, 2017, visit … Continue reading
Almost Wordless Tuesday
Almost every day I spend time sitting outside, on the patio, camera on hand and a coffee by my side, hoping to capture something interesting. This post is about boring photos from my patio. OK, one photo is from a … Continue reading
Two unusual things in one day
So, the first was this: You can click on the photo and see a larger version (~2x) or you can click HERE and get the full-size panorama photo (five photos stitched together) of this WW II B-17G, the Aluminum Overcast. … Continue reading
Hello Nikon D7500 and kit lenses
This is a quick long update regarding my ongoing photography equipment odyssey. Some might remember my previous forays into the difficult landscape of photography equipment (HERE and HERE and probably other places . . . like HERE and HERE). Before … Continue reading
Note 8 captures over the course of a few days
The Note 8’s main role is to document stuff . . . by taking photos. Mind you, it’s also a phone but even though it’s our main (official) phone, we don’t get many calls. Well, OK . . . these … Continue reading
Phoenix Cardinal, More Bees, More Rocks
Phoenix Cardinal? Yup . . . Rising from the ashes, lo and behold . . . a Cardinal. For them not interested in reading, you can go directly to the SmugMug Gallery HERE. For a SmugMug slideshow, click HERE. When you … Continue reading
Bees and Rocks
For them not interested in reading, you can go directly to the SmugMug Gallery HERE. For a SmugMug slideshow click HERE. When you click the link, it will open in a new window and you have two options: 1) Manually scroll through the … Continue reading
