The Great Falls of the Potomac River. Part of the Great Falls Park.

After the cherry blossoms, I popped down to the jetties for some reflections.

I was going to hit the gym, but got sidetracked. High clouds, starting to light up in color, cherry blossoms, in full bloom... and I knew I wouldn't be able to do a single rep unless I first grabbed my camera and photographed this.

Spring is here, and with that, early sunrises and birds.

A view down the staircase.

All the snow just melted over the last weekend, leaving us with that bare, raw springtime weather.

If you try to control Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 with the SendInput API, you may find that the key presses do not register. This is because they must have a non-zero duration. Insert a delay between the key down and the KEYEVENTF_KEYUP event. The same goes for mouse clicks - there must be a delay between MOUSEEVENTF_LEFTDOWN and MOUSEEVENTF_LEFTUP.

Right next to Kastellholmen lies an old wreck that previously was believed to be the Danish warship Graa Ulv, or The Gray Wolf. Built in 1642, it was captured by the Swedes in the battle of Ebeltoft July 23rd, 1659, and then served in the Swedish navy under the name Grå Ulven until 1668. It was at some later time sunk and filled with stone to serve as the foundations of a bridge between Kastellholmen and Skeppsholmen.

The small boutique Kawaii is what it says on the box - a whole shop filled with cute stuff. So much, in fact, that it overflows into the street, like this bike.

It's been snowing almost every day, and when not snowing it's been overcast. Worth it for this, though.

Sometimes the world explodes in color, and sometimes it's just the opposite, like a pencil sketch on a white paper.

We had a green Christmas, but a white New Year's.

The first of a set of photos I have been meaning to publish for some time. I figure I should get going before they turn 10!

A looping clip of rain hitting the ground, windowsills, and balconies.

Rust is a programming language that, like all the up and coming challengers to the C/C++ dominance, tends to polarize.

The eye, that magnificent organ for detecting electromagnetic radiation, has evolved a number of times over the millions and billions of years.

The same thing seems to happen with exceptions.