The Black Canyon
I was going through some of my images from last year and found this photograph of the Black Canyon that I really liked: If you look closely, you will see a rainbow on the left side of the image. The whole scene was spectacular and I was able to get some really nice shots of the rainbow that day. Tags:

Ninja Assassin and 2012
Went to watch “2012″ and “Ninja Assassin” last night with Sergey. We watched 2012 first, which was overall pretty good, but still had too much “Hollywood” feel to it. Why is it that the main characters always have to be on the edge and survive while everyone else dies? Other than that, the special effects were great and I do not regret going to the movie. “Ninja Assassin” was just damn crazy! If you thought “Kill Bill” had too much blood, wait till you see Ninja Assassin. Bloody, graphic, violent, gruesome and cruel – these are the words that come to my mind after watching this movie. Honestly, the only reason why I

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Nikon RAW (NEF) Codec for 64 bit Vista or Windows 7
If you are running a 64 bit version of Windows Vista or Windows 7, you cannot use Nikon’s NEF codec, because it is only compatible with 32 bit operating systems. It is unfortunate that Nikon has not yet released a 64 bit version yet and it seems like it will stay that way – Nikon basically said that they do not have any plans to develop a 64 bit version of the NEF codec. For those who do not know what a “RAW codec” is, when you import a RAW image from your camera into your machine, if your PC has no support for that RAW file, it will not display the image thumbnail. In addition, none of the Windo

Sand Dune Panoramas
After many hours of stitching and tweaking panoramas, I’m finally able to post some of the best ones from the Great Sand Dunes National Park. I had to resize and cut the below images, because some of the panoramas were too long. Once the thumbnails fully load, click on the first image and it will bring up a separate window with a full version of the panorama. Then click on the next button on the right hand side of the image to view the rest of the panoramas. The images are 1200 pixels wide and they might not fit on your monitor – in that case, you can scroll left and right using your scroll-bar on the bottom of your browser. I captured this first panorama on a s