One Year Later: How NASA Turned Me into a Space Geek
It’s been a year since NASA Social. And what a great year it’s been. Click through because you want to hear how I became a space geek in only one year.
Should airlines go out of their way to inform flyers they are on a 737 MAX?
A friend’s Business Insider article stirred up some controversy. Yes, about the 737 MAX. Click through because I want your opinion!
Picture of the Week – Dallas Snowpocalypse
Picture of the Week is back! Oh, and so is the winter weather in Texas. Click through because you want to hear about how nuts it has been in Texas.
The Great Aviation Consumer Behavior Experiment
Airlines are making all sorts of bets about consumer behavior, especially during the pandemic, some unpopular with customers. But are customers actually leaving? Click through to find out.
Let’s get caught up – negative COVID test required for re-entry to USA
Happy New Year! I’ve taken some time off from blogging to rest my mind a bit, which I’m sure has left an unremittable mark on your soul, but worry no longer! I have at least two more posts coming after this one, so get ready for the onslaught! This news...
My Top Ten Pictures from 2020
It’s time for you to see my favorite images from the year! Let’s take a look back on a weird year with some beautiful images. Click through because you love beautiful images and want 2020 to be over!
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For all the thousands of dollars of camera gear I bring with me each trip, the silhouette here just might- by realandyluten 2 weeks ago
Just Iceland’s most famous waterfall with an enormous blizzard not far behind (check my story for more ) - by realandyluten 1 month ago
Because any day is a good day for an F-22 Raptor next to an American 777. - by realandyluten 2 weeks ago
The lonely Búðakirkja chapel sits isolated on the plains of the Snæfelsness Peninsula in western Iceland. One of my favorite - by realandyluten 3 weeks ago
I mean not bad I guess. I’ve been super lucky with the lights in my life so far but this - by realandyluten 1 week ago
The glow of the Fagradalsfjall volcano lit up the hazy sky as we made our way back to our monster - by realandyluten 4 weeks ago
When you’re at the bottom of the world and the only structure you’ve seen in hours is a bus stop. - by realandyluten 3 weeks ago
The audacity of man, in a single image. The full story of my visit to the Fagradalsfjall volcano is up - by realandyluten 3 days ago
Sitting out by the pool in 80 degree weather casually remembering just a couple of months ago when Dallas was - by realandyluten 2 days ago
The imposing Hallgrimskirkja stands tall atop a hill in Reykjavik. An homage to the geology and topography of Iceland, this - by realandyluten 3 weeks ago
I got to personally welcome the newest part of Iceland to the world last night. Getting to see a volcanic - by realandyluten 3 weeks ago
I couldn’t let Iceland reopen to vaccinated Americans and not run out here for a quick visit! Normally this kind - by realandyluten 3 weeks ago
Icelandic horses frolicking in the field. By frolicking I mean one was biting the rear of the other, who didn’t - by realandyluten 4 weeks ago
A line of Delta jets at @kciairport last April for my They Will Fly Again project. Everyone mask up and - by realandyluten 2 weeks ago
The bright pops of color delightfully interrupted the peaceful snowiness in the small Icelandic village of Siglufjordur. Glad @mpkelley_ recommended - by realandyluten 17 hours ago
Bluebonnets, the icons of Spring in Texas. So glad to have my new @sonyalpha A1 with me for an incredible - by realandyluten 7 days ago
I’m making my official list of places to return to when things open up and Slovenia might just be at - by realandyluten 2 weeks ago
Kirkjufell, or Church Mountain in Icelandic. One of the icons of this incredible country. Once again I was the only
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