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Updated 09-11-2011:

I left my 1,000th comment on 04-08-2008! Woo-hoo!

Agent Orange Registry

Flickring since 11-04-2005.... (yeah, after the Yahoo! acquisition)....

All comments with awards, icon group invitations or large photos left in my photostream will be deleted. Comments with relevant links or thumbnail-size photos are welcome.

All my photos are protected by copyright. If you wish to use any of them for any purpose, please first request my written permission via Flickrmail.

I will extend the same courtesy to you.

Groups I administer: Glen Echo Park, Maryland



Since 06-23-08:


My intent here is to have fun and try to learn and keep up with technology.
There's soooo much to learn....

But none of this learning is "work". On the contrary, it's all "play". I could shoot for 18 hours straight and every minute of it would be fun. So if you ever leave a comment saying "nice work," I probably won't comprehend your meaning. ;-)

I shoot film and digital. My first camera was a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye (620), my second was a Yashica 44 TLR (127) and my third was a Graflex Super Speed 4x5 press camera (courtesy of the USAF). My first 35mm camera was a Canon FT/QL SLR. About 15 film cameras in various formats now compete for my time but it's getting harder and harder to use them all equally.

There are now two digital cameras in my bag (excluding my cameraphone) -- a Canon PowerShot S5 IS (since March 2008) and a Panasonic DMC-LX5 (since March 2011). Their predecessor, a Canon S500 died in 2010. I plan on getting a dSLR sometime in the next six months.

Mostly, I just photograph found objects, subjects or scenes -- as opposed to trying to illustrate concepts.

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"He who shall, so shall he who." - Bangor Bob

"Every artist was first an amateur." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.
Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin