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Post Election Blues

Hey Man, I woke up this morning depressed and wanted to stay in bed. I was a slug on my morning walk with Barney and as the rain picked up I cut it short and went home. I don’t really have anything to do today, so I decided to work on your portraits. I needed to do something positive, something…

November 5, 2020Musings, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Seattle, Uncategorized

Celebrations France Paris Portraits Travels

Especially in Europe

Oh about that Carter image. It was meant to be just a snap shot. Carter and I were roaming around in the damp autumn day and I was looking for images when I turned around and there he was, intently reading his tourist guide. I framed him up with the Eiffel Tower in the back ground and said hey… He…

January 31, 2020Celebrations, France, Paris, Portraits, Travels

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A True Artist

Did you know Paul Dalquist passed away? I suspect you did, but it was news to me. And I found out on Facebook. Someone posted a tribute to him and a person in my circle of “friends” was tagged in the photo. But no details. I am not surprised really, he was what? 87 years old or more. Still I…

October 16, 2019Celebrations, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Uncategorized

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What Would Louis Daguerre Have Done?

If there is any current work I am taking my most pride in, it is my portrait work. Especially if I get to do it here in my studio, my space, my light, my simple set up that ultimately becomes about the individual and what they bring to the party. Photography in its most simple form. Me, my camera, a…

July 24, 2019Musings, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Selfies, Uncategorized

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A Lush Blend of Chemistry and Magic

The thing is about the old stuff and new stuff is that it can be hard to match. Always had that problem in the darkroom. You make one beautiful print and there is no guarantee that you can make a second matching one. Mine were always one of a kind. And when I went digital, I found it hard and…

July 17, 2019Musings, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Uncategorized

Barcelona Portraits Seattle Uncategorized

Big Hair is Back

The current version of me. Big hair and all.

April 16, 2019Barcelona, Portraits, Seattle, Uncategorized

architecture Celebrations Odds and Ends Portraits Still Lifes Travels Uncategorized Washington DC

Keyless Clock

Panoramic images of the White House I am not familiar with Seth Thomas the photographer. Only Seth Thomas the clocks. I have one I would like to get rid of. It was left to me by a friend in his will. But it means nothing to me and I just as soon part with it. Know any one who collects…

March 27, 2019architecture, Celebrations, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Still Lifes, Travels, Uncategorized, Washington DC

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A Fine Rabbit Hole

Well that was a fine rabbit hole you got me to jump down. I hadn’t looked at that folder in years, and clearly it had been edited down, as I recall many more of the images from those 2 shoots. And it was also interesting to see the panoramic image of the cemetery. I believe most of the film I…

September 25, 2018architecture, Celebrations, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Travels

Celebrations Odds and Ends Portraits Seattle Selfies Uncategorized

At 65

August 24, 2018Celebrations, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Seattle, Selfies, Uncategorized

Celebrations Odds and Ends Ohio Portraits Uncategorized

Hanging Out with Mel

I came across film of you recently and made a mental note to hand off to you. Part of my future plans is to slowly find appropriate homes for my life’s work. Most of my photo friends like you plan to let their kids deal with it. I have no such option. At the moment my stuff is headed for…

May 15, 2018Celebrations, Odds and Ends, Ohio, Portraits, Uncategorized