Category: Photography
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Polaroid SX-70, et al.
Here are a few from my collection. A 1970s Polaroid SX-70, distinctive for being Polaroids only SLR. This one was given to me by my Uncle Harry. Also an Agfa Shur-Shot, which is a box camera from possibly the early to late 1930s, and a Kodak Tourist. The Tourist is a folding camera which dates…
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Hand and Foot Night
My family gets together every Friday night and plays a card game called Hand and Foot. These are some scenes from around the house.
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Portraits
These folks are my Dad and my Grandma. My grandma will be 101 years old in just a few weeks.
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Cameras
I own quite a collection of cameras. I estimate there must be about sixty to seventy cameras in my collection. The oldest is a Kodak Junior 1A Autographic, circa 1917.
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Painted Canyon, ND
These photos are from 2016, when I was working on a wind site up in North Dakota. I took a day to visit Painted Canyon in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
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Tokyo Cherry Blossoms
In 2014 I paid a visit to Tokyo, Shimane, and Matsue, Japan. I happened to be in Tokyo just as the cherry trees were in full bloom.
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Trump Visit to USS North Carolina
In 2020, President Trump visited the battleship USS North Carolina in Wilmington, NC, to designate the city as the first World War II Heritage City. Here are some things I saw around the foot of Market Street during that event.
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Abandoned Police Station
Sometime in 2009, I had the opportunity to enter the old Wilmington Police Station Building on Red Cross Street. It was the day that demolition was to start. I spent about an hour wandering around the empty building, wondering what kinds of scenes must have played out in each area. Here are some photos that…
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Matsue 2014
In 2014 I spent about a month in Matsue, Japan. There is an island in the lake there that is a photo spot. Lots of people try to catch the island as the sun sets directly behind it. I was there one day and I noticed all the photographers lined up attempting to capture the…
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Chicago 2024
I recently visited the Chicago area and was able to find time to walk around with my camera.
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Montgomery Hill Park
I visited this park in San Jose, CA today. The views are pretty spectacular. It’s basically a giant field, but at a 45° angle. Next to Evergreen College, it’s situated between the college, a neighborhood and the mountains that surround Silicon Valley.
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