Michael J Kennelly's posts

When I was a in middle school, I built the bridge of the Enterprise in my parents' basement out of old computer…

My wife and I are fortunate in that we've been handed down many items from family members that have a long history…

This is a 1920's Ludwig Thumb Rod snare drum given to me as a Christmas present, by a girl I really liked in high…

Heirloom. When you are essentially the oldest left in the family, there are a lot of things you can choose from. So…

The clean lines of rowing is why I chose it as my subject for the Rule of Thirds Challenge. This photo was taken…

This shot was set up in the morning light with a black plate, two forks and a purple wine bottle for reflection.

The clean lines of rowing is why I chose it as my subject for the Rule of Thirds Challenge. This photo was taken…

Story:
This photo is of our newest family member Harry. It was taken last week in the back yard, it was freezing…

After watching the video, I looked around the house to see what I could use. I found a lime, tonic water, and a jar…

I saw this week's shooting challenge and thought it might be a little too difficult for me to find an outdoor space…

"You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension - a dimension of sound, a…

This was shot with a Canon 7D with a 24mm f/2.8, 100ISO, Speedlite 430 EX, and is 4 images layered in Photoshop.

It's Boxing Day, a British holiday you probably know nothing about. Perfect time to check in on another mysterious…

Sushi is great because it's one of those foods that you can't get enough of. But English Russia found a Japanese…

Goddamn. How can you not love Minute Physics? This week, Henry Reich explains a family of particles that are the…

This is a close-up of some moss growing between the bricks in my backyard (coastal pacific northwest). We don't get…

I froze two reindeer ornaments in a pyrex dish and and back lit the
block of ice with white X-mas lights while the…

Some of the biggest breakthroughs in future tech revolve around some of the smallest materials on Earth. Even…