Oh the Days: Reminiscing

Oh the day when I would sit under a tree and close my eyes, not a care in the world.
Oh the days when I would run all day and not get tired.
Oh the days when the fish always bit, and there was always water to fish.
Oh the days when I would run through neighbors yards and [...]

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New Page on Olympus Lenses

Check out my new page(located on bottom right of this page.) I discuss old lenses on digital cameras, the benefits of them, and I share some images I took over the weekend. Hope you had an awesome weekend. I will post more later, time for coffee now.
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New Images

I just uploaded some new and different photos to my photo gallery page. It is located at the bottom of the column on the right. I will try and add to this over time. Right now I have not streamlined my system, therefore it is very time consuming at the moment to upload a gallery. [...]

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Reading and Replicating

Today one of my classes was cancelled so I decided to splurge and get an overpriced coffee at school and read my Outdoor Photographer. The article I chose discussed techniques of creating panoramic images. I carefully read it, my senses quickly becoming more sensitive(I think the caffeine was the culprit, not the article). I could [...]

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Project Healing Waters

Here is a shot I captured for a photo assignment. It doubles as a documentation of a great weekend. This weekend as I previously wrote, I took two soldiers on a guide trip. I came out of the weekend with many things tangible and intangible. Two things are going to be around a lot more on my future fishing [...]

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Reaching Out

This cloud struck me as worthy of an exposure. Not so much for its aesthetics, but for its thought provoking value. To me, I see a human figure reaching out with one arm, striving for something. What? It is unclear, but obvious it sees something I do not see.
This is sometimes how I view my [...]

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Amazing Discovery

These images shown are not my own. They are taken by a famous photographer, Lennart Nilsson. I found out about his work today while looking in my Psychology textbook(yes I do read it). His most famous work is his book “LIFE”. It is an intimate look at the develpoment of a human fetus. THe images [...]

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Fishing Report for 9-20-08

Well, I had a wonderful weekend at my home. I was able to meet two servicemen that have recently served in Iraq. Both have sacrificed a lot for their country, and should be recognized for this. It was my privelage to guide them on the river as a part of Project Healing Waters, an organization [...]

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Equality

Switching from color to black and white often leads to some of my favorite images of the subject. This image shows the detail equally between the shadows and the details. Never an easy task, but I enjoy the manipulation that black and white enables. I just love the clouds, I feel they definately capture your [...]

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Another Memorable Evening

 

 
Oh what a beautiful evening it was at Knob Knoster State Park. I am so glad I got myself up from my computer and decided to go for a little photo expedition. Not that it’s too hard, but with gas the way it is, I must weigh my choices. Photography won hands down.
I only had [...]

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