Category: Photography
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Vintage Cameras
Here are a few of the vintage cameras from my collection. There are two Polaroid Land Cameras – an Automatic 210, and a J66, then there is a Kodak Instamatic 304 and a Kodak Pony 135 Model B. These cameras all date from around the late 60s to early 70s.
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Tiger Cruise, USS Dwight D. Eisenhower
Here are a few scanned images that I took during the 1996 Tiger Cruise on board the USS D. D. Eisenhower. The squadrons attached to the ship put on an airshow for the civilians on board that day.
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More Scans
I took out another bundle of photos tonight, these are from the same time period – early 1995. These were all shot during the Med Cruise on board USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. There is a photo of yours, truly in there.
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Photo Scans, ca. 1994-1995
When I was much younger, I served in the US Navy from 1994 to 1998. Recently I was looking at a bunch of old photos that I found that had survived the flood. I had no idea that my photos had survived, and I was a little overjoyed to find them. Here are some scans…
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Hike at Black Mesa, OK
Note: This article was originally published on October 15, 2014. When I arrived at the trail head, I could tell right away that this would be quite an experience. It was the most remote area I’ve ever been to. The nearest human was at least thirty minutes away; the nearest civilization was over an hour…
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Vacant Office
Here are a few scenes around the mostly vacant office space of a now defunct power generation plant.
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Warren Cove
This is a panoramic view of Warren Cove in Plymouth Bay, Cape Cod Massachusetts. This is a large file, so give it a few seconds.
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Plymouth, Massachusetts
On the shore of Cape Cod lies a town called Plymouth. Perhaps you’ve heard of it? Here are some things you might see there. Among them are Plymouth Rock (apparently the actual rock that the pilgrims carved the date 1620 into), and the Mayflower II – a full size replica of the Mayflower that brought…
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Abandoned Restaurant, Cape Cod
This is a shot of a defunct restaurant along the shore of Plymouth in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. It’s a composite image consisting of three shots – left, center, and right – combined in Lightroom, and then given the black and white treatment. It’s full size, so there is a good amount of detail.
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Wes Anderson Style
I was recently inspired by another photographer who uses an editing style that closely resembles the color grading of Wes Anderson films, so I made my own attempt at it. Here are some of the better results.
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The Family Project
I’ve been looking at the work of Andy Gotts. Andy photographs celebrities in an unusual way. He takes the standard shots, but then he shows the lighter side of the individual with a silly face or two. I thought I’d do something similar. I asked a handful of folks in my family for one serious…
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