One of my first cameras was a Kodak Brownie box camera, which used Kodak’s 620 film (120 format on a different sized spool). Beginning in the 1890’s and into the 20th century Kodak developed several […]
Category: Computers and Internet
Here’s The Thing, I Shoot Film…
I don’t shoot only film, but it is funny how shocked people can be when you tell them you shoot film, or when they see me loading or unloading my camera. And, I get it. […]
Southwestern Colorado
Recently, my wife and I traveled to Durango, Colorado for a week long trip to explore the area. Our trip focused on the area between Durango and Ouray, including several surrounding areas. Due to the […]
Memories
Memories are important. They can help us learn from our mistakes. They can remind us of good time’s we’ve had. Photography is a great way to remember details that get lost among the millions of […]
It’s About Workflow
When we moved my dad out of his apartment and into a senior living center, a place where he could have medical care if needed, we cleaned out his apartment and my sister and I […]
The Artist in Me (and You)
I’ve mentioned before that I’m not a full time, professional photographer – I’ve been working in the IT world for nearly 40 years. I started out in a support role, moved to programming and web […]
I have a soft spot for Lighthouses…
A few years ago, I was at a Microsoft conference in Seattle – and I had the grand idea to take a few days off from work after the conference to do some hiking and […]
Saying Goodbye to Hut’s
Hut’s Hamburgers has been an Austin specialty burger place for many years. It has been in it’s current location, on West 6th Street, since 1969, and October 20, 2019 is it’s last day. It’s a […]
EF 300mm f/2.8 Bokeh
I was interested in seeing how this lens works at f/2.8, and how the out of focus areas look. Just a quick experiment to see how the lens performs; how the bokeh looks, and if […]
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