Alex and Lucy helped me do some lighting tests today. They’re impatient models but they make up for it in cuteness 🐶🐶 instagram.com/p/CRpOBscqJff/…
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What an amazing two years this has been!
The chance to work with @jam_and_germs @okidoki_boki @hankgreen @olsenvideo and @andrewhuang to build this amazing channel has truly been the highlight of my video-making career.
Two years ago today, we started this micro journey, and from the bottom of our fast-beating Daphnia hearts, we thank you so much for the support you've shown us!
To celebrate, we've put together a playlist, looking back at some of our favorite episodes. youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
Say hello to Lucy! @jesshoward26 and I are very excited to welcome this ~6mo, 14lbs, pup into our home. 🐶❤️ instagram.com/p/CKMREbEALVU/…
Excited to have trotted through @FranklinParkBos for the #fpturkeytrot! Complete with actual turkeys 🦃🏆!
Four Seasons Arch Landscaping
#ellicottarch #franklinpark #boston #jamaicaplain @ Franklin Park instagram.com/p/CHoP1TTAEqh/… – at Boston, MA
Prime fall foliage and a view of the Boston skyline this morning. You’d never know a week ago it was covered in snow! @ Boston, Massachusetts instagram.com/p/CHX4rHqgtIi/… – at Boston, MA
I came across some large rocks during a walk in Franklin Park this morning and wanted to know more (pic 1 & 2).
They appear to be made of Roxbury Puddingstone, which, when not being interesting boulders above… instagram.com/p/CDzSCXTAtZY/… – at Boston, MA
Thanks to @Lensrentals for having the lens I wanted in stock #notsponsored :)
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This is what waking up early looks like - 07/28/2020 @ Panther Pond instagram.com/p/CDMMRS5gnEw/… – at Raymond, ME
Greetings from Boston’s Franklin Park! @ Franklin Park instagram.com/p/CC1A58nAn2X/… – at Boston, MA
Here's 10 minutes of birds being mostly jerks, as filmed for the WindowSwap project: youtu.be/Wgs7CYy66uA
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This is what the storm is over looks like - 07/08/2020 @ Panther Pond instagram.com/p/CCbDPsyAnsV/… – at Raymond, ME
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Our first beast is indeed the chameleon! These fancy lizards are known for their color changing powers, but new research has found an additional way that these flashy boys stand out.
Watch our first episode here:
youtu.be/RIeJLxc40X4
This is wonderful!
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