Right Between the I's: Photographing the Moon

I tried to take some moon shots last night.

Now I'm trying to find out what I did wrong, and right.

"Closest Full Moon in 18 Years is Tonight"

Liz Masoner at about.com's Photography site, March 19, 2011

Moon Photography Lesson Hub

Includes lessons on:
How to Photograph the Moon (basics)

How to Photograph Landscapes with the Moon

How to Photograph the Moon with Foreground Objects

How to Photograph the Moon through a Telescope

How to Edit Your Moon Pictures

Breathe, Biker

Relax. Breathe. Do nothing extra.

Breathe. Notice the rhythm. Feel the inspiration. Relax the tension.

As you inhale, feel energy flowing into your legs. Then extend the image: feel the energy flowing in a smooth circle as you spin. Focus on the feeling of energy flowing and spinning. See if you can imagine the energy flowing directly to the wheels.

With a normal breath we generally use only 10 to 15% of our lungs capacity. And during exercise, we tend to increase the rate, not the depth of our breathing.

Exhale more completely. After a more complete expiration, it is easier to take a deep breath. The usual rhythm is exhale to a count of 3 followed by inhaling to a count of 2. Synchronize your breathing. Try to synchronize your respiratory rhythm to that of your pedal cadence.

Resources

Breathing for Highly Trained Athletes, Cycling Performance Tips

Toolbox: Breathe!, Pez Cycling

Breathplay for Cyclists: Breathe Better to Ride Better, by Davis Phinney

John Douillard, Body, Mind, Sport

Notes from the Microverse

Hi, this is how it starts:

Right between the I's, between the eyes: iRIGHTi is another of my names, although I am widely known as Jodanyo. Like you, I guess, I have many names, I confess, each one true.

Juster concluded, To the vector belong the spoils. True dat, and yet I am not poor, poor tumbleweed that I am, blown about by the playful wind of any interesting idea. Tumbleweed Jo, another alias, yo.

As I'm passing through, I find so much to do. How about you? Everything flows, and every second is new. So I'm always cycling. Recycling. Going in circles. Chasing my tail, Ouroboros.

Isn't life endlessly fascinating? Will I ever run out of things to see and learn? Not the goalpost, not the rating, just to be, to burn!

Right Between the I's

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