I’ve been quite lucky with shots taken from aircraft. My photo of Mount Shasta has been purchased by a publisher as an illustration in a geology textbook, and my photo of the San Francisco Bay salt pans has been used to make fabric for an exhibition in San Jose. I still try to get a window seat if I know I will be traversing interesting areas.
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Simon, if you’ll be out here in the Bay in the future and would like to give a talk at HackerDojo or one of our local LUGs, please send me an email.
I’m really impressed by OSI’s new cooperation with FSF under your leadership. I suspect that you have taken the initiative to reach out to them. Thanks for your common sense!
Thanks, Alison. I’ll be out in SF again in mid-May to be on a panel at OSCON and I’d love to do that.
Hey, nice! That’s the best shot I’ve ever seen of the distinction between Treasure Island and Yerba Buena.