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Star Struck

Hi Sweetie, Just wanted to say hello and hope you are having a nice trip and visit with your family. All is still fine here. Quiet even. I finally finished, at least phase one, of my family film scanning project. By the end I had grown a bit weary. All these images of my folks, long gone and no one…

June 20, 2021Celebrations, Musings, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Uncategorized

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The Nature of Obsession

Stuart, I got an interesting email Friday evening. It came from my contact form on my website, meaning someone had actually looked at my site. Most of the emails I get from there are bogus. Auto bots out to sell me web services. But every now and then there is a real inquiry about something. In this case, a guy…

June 7, 2021Celebrations, France, Musings, Odds and Ends, Still Lifes, Uncategorized

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The Promise of Youth

RE, Nice family pics. Sounds like you had fun working with them. I am still in my family rabbit hole of scanning old negs. I am a bit unfocused, no pun intended, about the project and what the end results will be. I keep getting side tracked by other stuff. A couple of days ago I got a call on…

May 19, 2021Musings, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Seattle

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My Dark Room Days Were Numbered

Just before high end digital cameras came into being, most photographers got scanners to facilitate digital deliver to clients. For a while there service bureaus, remember those? Designers would take film there to be scanned as well as get other digital output stuff. The going rate for a 50meg scan was $50. Photographers said hey, we should be doing that…

April 20, 2021architecture, Musings, Odds and Ends, Travels, Uncategorized

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More or Less a Luxury

Just saying hello. I have been thinking of sending you a note for a while now, but I have been sooo busy with absolutely nothing. But your post of FB of your garden prompted me to drop everything and say hello. I hope you are well. Your garden looks wonderful and I can see why you would never want to leave.…

April 12, 2021architecture, Musings, Odds and Ends, Seattle

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Cousins

Well as if on cue… I was sorry to hear story about your cousin. Sounds like he had a hard life. Seems too that you are close to your cousins. Me not so much. My dad’s clan was from upstate NY and my mom’s folks were Hoosiers. Ohio was a nice in between place that allowed for occasional visits. Mostly…

March 17, 2021Musings, Odds and Ends, Portraits, Uncategorized

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Spring Break

Hey Stuart, Catch any good light lately? I am liking moving out of winter and into spring with the promise of new growth and perhaps life returning to normal. I have been out of it for the past few days. I got my second vaccine shot on Saturday and the side effects hit me on Sunday. Nothing major, just tiredness,…

March 16, 2021Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Travels

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And Snow it Goes

Well it was pretty while it lasted. But snow doesn’t last very long around here. It seems we get a quick blast of snow and within a day or 2 the rains return and it all goes away. Here’s how it looked on Sunday, Valentine’s Day. Great for some quick sledding or a snowman or 2. Today it is all…

February 18, 2021Gardens, Musings, Odds and Ends, Uncategorized

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More Poetic

Connie, I recently received an email from a gentleman in France about a CD that had my photo on the cover. A photo of your hand with a rosary. He didn’t say much, just that he had found me. It prompted me to find the original print, since Getty no longer has it in their library. I couldn’t find a…

February 2, 2021France, Musings, Odds and Ends

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That’s the Rabbit Hole I was Talking about

Good luck with the new printer. I think yours has the same foot print as mine. And mine hides in a closet out of sight. I had the studio wired in such a way that the chords could sneak in from the wall inside of the closet. Makes it tidy that way. When I print large panoramics, I slide a…

January 29, 2021Gardens, Landscapes, Musings, Odds and Ends, Uncategorized, Washington DC