Restoring the Picture After the Storm
The wind has finally died down. For the last twenty-four hours, you could hear the gale whistling through the eaves and rattling the letterbox. Now, looking out the window, you see the debris—a few fallen branches, an overturned bin. But when you turn on the television to relax, the screen tells a different story of the storm's impact. The image is fractured, a mosaic of frozen pixels and...
