Mark SubbaRao
@marksubbarao.bsky.social
NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio Lead
Data Viz . Climate . Astronomy . Food
I'll try and keep my opinions to myself but when I inevitably slip up please remember that they are my own.
https://marksubbarao.science/
Data Viz . Climate . Astronomy . Food
I'll try and keep my opinions to myself but when I inevitably slip up please remember that they are my own.
https://marksubbarao.science/
Congratulations Gavin!
October 18, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Congratulations Gavin!
August 1-September 15, 2024
Sorry that it is hard to find. It is listed in the dataset section, but we will make sure it gets bumped up to the main text as well.
Sorry that it is hard to find. It is listed in the dataset section, but we will make sure it gets bumped up to the main text as well.
July 12, 2025 at 4:00 AM
August 1-September 15, 2024
Sorry that it is hard to find. It is listed in the dataset section, but we will make sure it gets bumped up to the main text as well.
Sorry that it is hard to find. It is listed in the dataset section, but we will make sure it gets bumped up to the main text as well.
Reposted by Mark SubbaRao
A few tips:
1: Open up your aperture as much as you can for more bokeh. Faster lenses are better.
2: Make a mark on your focus ring + lens (I use two narrow strips of masking tape) so you can quickly and repeatedly hit your in-focus point.
1: Open up your aperture as much as you can for more bokeh. Faster lenses are better.
2: Make a mark on your focus ring + lens (I use two narrow strips of masking tape) so you can quickly and repeatedly hit your in-focus point.
July 4, 2025 at 2:36 PM
A few tips:
1: Open up your aperture as much as you can for more bokeh. Faster lenses are better.
2: Make a mark on your focus ring + lens (I use two narrow strips of masking tape) so you can quickly and repeatedly hit your in-focus point.
1: Open up your aperture as much as you can for more bokeh. Faster lenses are better.
2: Make a mark on your focus ring + lens (I use two narrow strips of masking tape) so you can quickly and repeatedly hit your in-focus point.