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Ukraine 2017

July 02, 2017  •  Leave a Comment
I recently had the opportunity to visit Ukraine and spent over a week with family and friends in Obukhiv, Kiev and Lviv. Although it was a family trip, the opportunity for great photography was unlimited! The amazing thing about going to a foreign country is not only to experience the people, culture, food, and the famous places a country has to of...
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Back to Jerome

March 01, 2016  •  Leave a Comment
I have coffee most mornings of the week with a small group of people at our local Panera Bread restaurant and over the last few years our discussions have included politics, religion, national, state, and local goings-on among other things. I have had the opportunity to get to know one man in particular since many times we are the first ones of the...
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Waiting Children

January 30, 2015  •  Leave a Comment
While stationed with the Navy in Misawa Japan, my wife and I spent some time visiting an orphanage in Towada Japan. In fact my wife was the one who convinced not only me to go and spend time with the children there, but she eventually persuaded a number of the people who worked in the shop with us to go also. We made several visits to the orphanage...
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A Glimpse of Hong Kong

June 08, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
Over the years, I have traveled to Hong Kong many times both on my own and with the U.S. Navy and I have had the opportunity to see the changes under both British Rule and after it reverted to Chinese Rule. Hong Kong is a wonderful place for street photography and you can see the city from the top of Victoria Peak, from a boat in the harbor, by wal...
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Success! Scanning is Complete.

April 14, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
Last July, I began the daunting task of individually scanning ALL of my 35mm Black and White negatives which has allowed me to take another look at some of my favorite photos and work with them on the computer rather than printing them in the darkroom. I spent literally hundreds of hours (sometimes 6-7 hours a day) scanning, but now that the scanni...
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