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  1. Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Boulder Montana, USA
    August, 2025
    State Highway 69

    Blog entry and technical details on these photographs can be found here:
    imageliner.blogspot.com/2025/0

    Photos taken with 17-28mm f2.8 Nikor, with a polarizer on a bright, cloudless day

    #Nikon #traywolf

  2. Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Boulder Montana, USA
    August, 2025
    State Highway 69

    Blog entry and technical details on these photographs can be found here:
    imageliner.blogspot.com/2025/0

    Photos taken with 17-28mm f2.8 Nikor, with a polarizer on a bright, cloudless day

  3. St.John the Evangelist Church, Boulder Montana, USA
    August, 2025

    Graveyard Black and White

    #Nikon #traywolf

  4. St.John the Evangelist Church, Boulder Montana, USA
    August, 2025

    Graveyard Black and White

  5. St.John the Evangelist Church, Boulder Montana, USA.
    August, 2025

    The graveyard

    See other photographs and technical discussions here:
    imageliner.blogspot.com/2025/0

    #Nikon #traywolf

  6. St.John the Evangelist Church, Boulder Montana, USA.
    August, 2025

    The graveyard

    See other photographs and technical discussions here:
    imageliner.blogspot.com/2025/0

  7. Mountain Home, Idaho USA. 2024

    The wind was howling and clouds galloping.

    Nikon F5, 1/160sec F16 ISO 320
    21mm.
    Cropped horizontally
    Albumen Black and White Filter, non HDR

    #traywolf #Nikon

  8. Mountain Home, Idaho USA. 2024

    The wind was howling and clouds galloping.

    Nikon F5, 1/160sec F16 ISO 320
    21mm.
    Cropped horizontally
    Albumen Black and White Filter, non HDR

  9. @DulceMaria Similarly, in Idaho. Near Swan Falls, Idaho USA

  10. John Gorbus Graffiti, Downtown Boise, Idaho, USA. Something about a horrible plan.

    Pixel 6 Cell Photo

    imageliner.blogspot.com/2025/0

    #Traywolf

  11. John Gorbus Graffiti, Downtown Boise, Idaho, USA. Something about a horrible plan.

    Pixel 6 Cell Photo

    imageliner.blogspot.com/2025/0

  12. Near the North Fork of the Owhyee River. Southern Idaho, USA

    Article link: imageliner.blogspot.com/2025/0

    Z5, 18mm Nikkor. Non-HDR. cropped and lightly edited.

    #Nikon #TrayWolf

  13. Near the North Fork of the Owhyee River. Southern Idaho, USA

    Article link: imageliner.blogspot.com/2025/0

    Z5, 18mm Nikkor. Non-HDR. cropped and lightly edited.

  14. Thinking more about website fingerprinting, where they detect your workstation.

    For example, airlines use this to slowly jack up their price, in an effort to make you panic and purchase now.

    keyliner article:
    keyliner.blogspot.com/2024/12/

    #keyliner article by #traywolf

  15. Thinking more about website fingerprinting, where they detect your workstation.

    For example, airlines use this to slowly jack up their price, in an effort to make you panic and purchase now.

    keyliner article:
    keyliner.blogspot.com/2024/12/

    article by

  16. Upper Chamberlain Lake, Boulder White Cloud Mountains, Idaho, USA. 9,400'. Late Summer, 2024

    See blog post at: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    #Nikon Z5 17-24mm photo by #traywolf

  17. Upper Chamberlain Lake, Boulder White Cloud Mountains, Idaho, USA. 9,400'. Late Summer, 2024

    See blog post at: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    Z5 17-24mm photo by

  18. Black and White photo, near sunset, of Castle Peak, Boulder White Cloud Mountains, Chamberlain Basin, Idaho, USA. 2024

    The lake is at 9,200'. Castle Peak is at 12,000'. The white limestone on the right is loose talus and gives the mountain range its name, the "white clouds". This is one of many mountains in this area that look like this. Directly south from here is the Sawtooth mountain ranges.

    See blog post and photography notes at: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    #Nikon Z5, 17-28mm photo by #Traywolf

  19. Black and White photo, near sunset, of Castle Peak, Boulder White Cloud Mountains, Chamberlain Basin, Idaho, USA. 2024

    The lake is at 9,200'. Castle Peak is at 12,000'. The white limestone on the right is loose talus and gives the mountain range its name, the "white clouds". This is one of many mountains in this area that look like this. Directly south from here is the Sawtooth mountain ranges.

    See blog post and photography notes at: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    Z5, 17-28mm photo by

  20. Heart Lake, in the Trinity Rainbow Basin, central Idaho, USA. Early Fall, 2024. 8,100'

    See blog posting: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    #Nikon Z5 17-28mm Photo by #Traywolf

  21. Heart Lake, in the Trinity Rainbow Basin, central Idaho, USA. Early Fall, 2024. 8,100'

    See blog posting: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    Z5 17-28mm Photo by

  22. Big Rainbow Lake, Trinity Mountains, Idaho, USA looking East. 8,000'

    See blog: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    Z5 17-24mm Photo by

  23. Castle Peak (12,000'), as viewed from the Middle Chamberlain Lake. Chamberlain Basin, Boulder White Cloud Mountains, central Idaho, USA. Late summer, 2024.

    See blog post: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    #Nikon Z5, 17-24mm Photo by #traywolf

  24. Castle Peak (12,000'), as viewed from the Middle Chamberlain Lake. Chamberlain Basin, Boulder White Cloud Mountains, central Idaho, USA. Late summer, 2024.

    See blog post: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    Z5, 17-24mm Photo by

  25. Castle Peak, Chamberlain Basin, in the Boulder White Cloud Mountains of central Idaho. At the pass, at 9,600'. Castle Peak is at 12,000'

    Yes, the mountain really looks like this, with a white limestone side.

    See blog post at: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    #Nikon Z5 17-24mm Photo by #traywolf

  26. Castle Peak, Chamberlain Basin, in the Boulder White Cloud Mountains of central Idaho. At the pass, at 9,600'. Castle Peak is at 12,000'

    Yes, the mountain really looks like this, with a white limestone side.

    See blog post at: imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/1

    Z5 17-24mm Photo by

  27. More on news article popups.

    On Google News, when I see a publisher that abuses me with an advertisement after every sentence, or non-stop popups, the "Disable Java Script" plugin mentioned below often helps.

    But what I also like to do is simply block that news source. Google prompts for the reason: I want to report "Abusive Advertising", but 'taint a choice; I can only say "Other."

    If everyone blocked sites like these, their traffic would drop. Join me on my hopeless crusade.

    #ShitShowAdvertising

    BTW: If you are not using a Raspberry PiHole for ad-blocking, you are missing out on some really cool tech. This is a build-yourself project. See my article:

    keyliner.blogspot.com/2018/01/ article by #traywolf

  28. More on news article popups.

    On Google News, when I see a publisher that abuses me with an advertisement after every sentence, or non-stop popups, the "Disable Java Script" plugin mentioned below often helps.

    But what I also like to do is simply block that news source. Google prompts for the reason: I want to report "Abusive Advertising", but 'taint a choice; I can only say "Other."

    If everyone blocked sites like these, their traffic would drop. Join me on my hopeless crusade.

    BTW: If you are not using a Raspberry PiHole for ad-blocking, you are missing out on some really cool tech. This is a build-yourself project. See my article:

    keyliner.blogspot.com/2018/01/ article by

  29. In Firefox's web-browser, I've been playing with a plug-in that can temporarily disable Java Script. It seems to work fairly well.

    When you are trying to read a news article, and it is behind a paywall or 20 pop-ups, this can sometimes get past that.

    Plugin: Disable JavaScript
    addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef

    (use: alt-shift-1 to activate, or use the pull-down menu.)

    As far as news sites go, I wish there was a way to give micro-payments to these guys -- say 0.25$.

    Having a hundred different paywalls cannot possibly work. There is no way anyone can manage paying all those subscriptions for a one-time news article from one publisher, that you might not ever see again. There must be a better way.

    Journalist and publishers deserve to be paid for their work. But the current shit-show of web advertising is an abomination.

    #ShitShowAdvertising -- this deserves a hash-tag. Article by #traywolf

  30. In Firefox's web-browser, I've been playing with a plug-in that can temporarily disable Java Script. It seems to work fairly well.

    When you are trying to read a news article, and it is behind a paywall or 20 pop-ups, this can sometimes get past that.

    Plugin: Disable JavaScript
    addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef

    (use: alt-shift-1 to activate, or use the pull-down menu.)

    As far as news sites go, I wish there was a way to give micro-payments to these guys -- say 0.25$.

    Having a hundred different paywalls cannot possibly work. There is no way anyone can manage paying all those subscriptions for a one-time news article from one publisher, that you might not ever see again. There must be a better way.

    Journalist and publishers deserve to be paid for their work. But the current shit-show of web advertising is an abomination.

    #ShitShowAdvertising -- this deserves a hash-tag. Article by #traywolf

  31. In Firefox's web-browser, I've been playing with a plug-in that can temporarily disable Java Script. It seems to work fairly well.

    When you are trying to read a news article, and it is behind a paywall or 20 pop-ups, this can sometimes get past that.

    Plugin: Disable JavaScript
    addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef

    (use: alt-shift-1 to activate, or use the pull-down menu.)

    As far as news sites go, I wish there was a way to give micro-payments to these guys -- say 0.25$.

    Having a hundred different paywalls cannot possibly work. There is no way anyone can manage paying all those subscriptions for a one-time news article from one publisher, that you might not ever see again. There must be a better way.

    Journalist and publishers deserve to be paid for their work. But the current shit-show of web advertising is an abomination.

    #ShitShowAdvertising -- this deserves a hash-tag. Article by #traywolf

  32. In Firefox's web-browser, I've been playing with a plug-in that can temporarily disable Java Script. It seems to work fairly well.

    When you are trying to read a news article, and it is behind a paywall or 20 pop-ups, this can sometimes get past that.

    Plugin: Disable JavaScript
    addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef

    (use: alt-shift-1 to activate, or use the pull-down menu.)

    As far as news sites go, I wish there was a way to give micro-payments to these guys -- say 0.25$.

    Having a hundred different paywalls cannot possibly work. There is no way anyone can manage paying all those subscriptions for a one-time news article from one publisher, that you might not ever see again. There must be a better way.

    Journalist and publishers deserve to be paid for their work. But the current shit-show of web advertising is an abomination.

    #ShitShowAdvertising -- this deserves a hash-tag. Article by #traywolf

  33. In Firefox's web-browser, I've been playing with a plug-in that can temporarily disable Java Script. It seems to work fairly well.

    When you are trying to read a news article, and it is behind a paywall or 20 pop-ups, this can sometimes get past that.

    Plugin: Disable JavaScript
    addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef

    (use: alt-shift-1 to activate, or use the pull-down menu.)

    As far as news sites go, I wish there was a way to give micro-payments to these guys -- say 0.25$.

    Having a hundred different paywalls cannot possibly work. There is no way anyone can manage paying all those subscriptions for a one-time news article from one publisher, that you might not ever see again. There must be a better way.

    Journalist and publishers deserve to be paid for their work. But the current shit-show of web advertising is an abomination.

    -- this deserves a hash-tag. Article by

  34. Koeing Winery, Caldwell, Idaho, USA. 2019 Photo by #traywolf

  35. Koeing Winery, Caldwell, Idaho, USA. 2019 Photo by

  36. Cellphone photo: Madhuban, Boise, Idaho USA. 2019. (Sun set through a glass door, reflecting on a wall.)

    Photo by #traywolf

  37. Cellphone photo: Madhuban, Boise, Idaho USA. 2019. (Sun set through a glass door, reflecting on a wall.)

    Photo by

  38. Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculators came to mind today. Consider this article.

    keyliner.blogspot.com/2017/07/

    article by #traywolf #RPN

  39. Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculators came to mind today. Consider this article.

    keyliner.blogspot.com/2017/07/

    article by

  40. Backpacking into the East Fork of the Owhyee River, Owhyee County, Idaho, USA. This is a geologic formation called the "Tules" ("toolies").

    Photo taken with a glorious 17-24mm.

    imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/0

    #Nikon photo by #traywolf

  41. Backpacking into the East Fork of the Owhyee River, Owhyee County, Idaho, USA. This is a geologic formation called the "Tules" ("toolies").

    Photo taken with a glorious 17-24mm.

    imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/0

    photo by

  42. East Fork of the Owhyee River, Southern Idaho, USA. Looking back on the plains, as we approached the canyon.

    Article describing my trip here:
    imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/0

    #Nikon, photo by #traywolf

  43. East Fork of the Owhyee River, Southern Idaho, USA. Looking back on the plains, as we approached the canyon.

    Article describing my trip here:
    imageliner.blogspot.com/2024/0

    , photo by

  44. How to write your own keywords in Excel. Excel User Defined functions.

    For example, =ReturnLastWord

    keyliner.blogspot.com/2009/04/

    or keyliner.com Article by #traywolf

  45. How to write your own keywords in Excel. Excel User Defined functions.

    For example, =ReturnLastWord

    keyliner.blogspot.com/2009/04/

    or keyliner.com Article by

  46. Vastly-large entryway for a Las Vegas Convention Center room. 11.2023 Pixel 6 Cellphone photo. #traywolf

  47. Vastly-large entryway for a Las Vegas Convention Center room. 11.2023 Pixel 6 Cellphone photo.

  48. RE: About random number generators: The State Lottery uses ping-pong balls instead of a computer because nobody would trust the computer or the programmer who wrote it.

    Take a look at the Raffle Drawing program I wrote:

    keyliner.blogspot.com/2010/11/

    Software by #traywolf

  49. RE: About random number generators: The State Lottery uses ping-pong balls instead of a computer because nobody would trust the computer or the programmer who wrote it.

    Take a look at the Raffle Drawing program I wrote:

    keyliner.blogspot.com/2010/11/

    Software by

  50. Using Microsoft Word:
    *Moves an image 1mm to the left*
    All text and images shift.
    Four new pages appear.
    In the distance, sirens.

    I laughed when I first read this. Now I wrote a book about it. Book by #traywolf

    Adventures with WordPerfect:
    amazon.com/gp/product/B0CRZD2Q

  51. Using Microsoft Word:
    *Moves an image 1mm to the left*
    All text and images shift.
    Four new pages appear.
    In the distance, sirens.

    I laughed when I first read this. Now I wrote a book about it. Book by

    Adventures with WordPerfect:
    amazon.com/gp/product/B0CRZD2Q

  52. Does editing a JPG photo multiple times cause image degradation? Yep.

    My article:
    keyliner.blogspot.com/2012/12/

    What is the lesson? Shoot RAW. Edit RAW. Save as JPG or PNG at the last step. article by #traywolf

  53. Does editing a JPG photo multiple times cause image degradation? Yep.

    My article:
    keyliner.blogspot.com/2012/12/

    What is the lesson? Shoot RAW. Edit RAW. Save as JPG or PNG at the last step. article by