Welcome

Hi, I’m Patrick Johanneson.

I take a lot of pho­tos, many of them after dark (I par­tic­u­lar­ly like get­ting shots of the auro­ra and the Milky Way).

I write sci­ence fic­tion & fan­ta­sy. My work has been pub­lished in Inter­Text, Ecclec­ti­ca, On Spec, Tesser­acts 14, and Dai­ly Sci­ence Fic­tion.  I won the Man­i­to­ba Short Fic­tion con­test in ’04.

I have a blog:

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  Artemis II images
  Pho­tos from the 2026 fly­by of the Moon.
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  April First
  It fooled me, at least for a moment.
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  Auro­ra, Ori­on, and the cres­cent moon
  Anoth­er fine night under the stars.
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  Out in the dark
  Some busy star trails, a plan­et, and a constellation.
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  Light pil­lars
  I did­n’t catch any auro­ra last night, but I did get some light pillars.

Way, way more »

I also enjoy web­site pro­gram­ming, teach­ing judo, Cana­di­an and indie cin­e­ma, and Norse mythol­o­gy.  I live in Man­i­to­ba with my wife Kathleen.

Je sais par­ler français, mais… lente­ment. Je ne m’en sers pas beau­coup dans ma petite ville.

You can find me on Face­book, Mastodon, and BlueSky.^[1]I used to use Twit­ter, but… well, you know.. I also very occa­sion­al­ly post pho­tos on Insta­gram, but you’re more like­ly to find ’em here.