Due to illness, I’ve been unable to take pictures for the last five years. I thought that instead of one of my old ones, I’d show you one of my husband’s, taken on an iPhone 6s. My plan is to get back out into the world as soon as possible and am using this remarkable image as motivation.
Copyright © Scott A. Black 2019
An abstract macro photograph of a Ferrite Memory Core plane from an early IBM mainframe computer. This grid is made up of fine wire threaded through tiny magnetic ferrite rings (cores). Magnetic core memory, a type of random-access memory (RAM), was introduced in 1955 and succeeded in the 1970s by solid-state memory in integrated circuits.
The Museum of Modern Art has three in its permanent collection, but none on display.
Although it feels like spring in Salt Lake City today, here are a couple of images from our last snowfall.
While enduring yet another insufferable delay on Delta this weekend, I became fascinated by the variety of lights on the Detroit runway. Detroit, February 2015
The Shard and its sister building The Place, designed by Renzo Piano, make up part of the London Bridge Quarter development on the South Bank of the Thames.
Covent Garden, London, May 2014
The Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge seen from the air on our way to London today.
Boston, MA, May 2014
Snowbells (Leucojum aestivum) or Summer Snowflakes because they bloom a few weeks after Spring Snowflakes ( Leucojum vernum); also known as Loddon Lilies because they were first found near the River Loddon, Hampshire, UK.
Temple Square, Salt Lake City
April 2014
Temple Square garden, Salt Lake City
April 2014
A portrait of Mr. Charlie, now retired from a career as a therapy dog at Mass General Hospital.
In honor of my mother-in-law’s birthday.
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