Some more nieces. I like this 28-105.

My niece, when they came to visit the other day. 1D with 135 at 3.5 and iso 800.

There's a big fire somewhere or another, so all the smoke in the sky makes for a really diffused and red sun. Shot with the 1D and 135mm.

So I finally got another digital camera. It's a Canon 1D, and I ordered a 28-105 lens for it but that didn't get here yet. Shot a little with my Pentax 55mm, which is super sharp at f/11 (which I shot this photo at, using an extension tube. The second one is a 100% crop).

I like the camera so far, it's pretty huge and heavy, but other than that it seems to be what I was looking for. I still want a K10D for a backup/portrait camera, but that'll have to wait until I can get a zoom tele for this.

A couple more shots of the chipmunks from a couple weeks ago in Colorado. They were chilling on those rocks watching us, that one let me get pretty close with my 135mm.

Fireworks next to the clock tower of San Juan College yesterday.

Moonrise over the canyon outside of Farmington, last full moon.

A series of shots in an old metal shed that some farmers keep their equipment in. I wasn't really supposed to be there.

A chipmunk on a rock in Colorado. I have more shots from that trip that I like, it was a great place to have a picnic and spend the afternoon (summitville area, north of wolf creek).

Just some clouds.

R.I.P. Bud.

He was a hell of a dog, we've had him since I was 6 or 7. He was mostly blind for the past few years and his hearing was going, but he was still happy. Then he got a growth on his throat and was bleeding through his mouth and we had to put him down so that he wouldn't be in pain.

It's a goat. M3, 35mm 2.5, Velvia 100.

I had my first art booth this weekend, at a local festival/art show - the first day I sold 4 prints and the second I didn't sell any. Pretty disappointing; I didn't even come close to covering the cost of the materials. Oh well, at least I still have all of what I didn't sell, and I can hopefully sell it later.

Here's a shot of a plant that I like pretty well, the plane of focus isn't parallel to the plant so it makes it look kind of soft overall, but in a good way, and I like the bokeh.

Just a shot from under the highway at sunset, one of the bridges is pretty old and it's been retired and the other is part of the highway.
Haven't updated this in a while, mostly because I haven't gotten anything new scanned because I've been completely broke... Next weekend I have a booth selling prints at an art show, and if I don't do well enough there I'm just going to get another real job. Either way, I should be able to afford a scanner or another DSLR before too long and I can either work on my backlog of slides and negs or see the images the same day I shoot them.

A shot from a while ago. I love the light that was hitting the mountains that day. I want to reshoot with a longer lens soon.

And this is the better scan of the previous image. It was scanned with an Imacon 848. Going to get an 18x12 of this, and 5 other prints, for a local show.

Elevator. I love shadows. I'm getting this one scanned properly soon, and I'll post it to compare. Kodachrome 64.

Distribution room/closet at the college. Taken during a tour of the IT facilities the other day. Kodak 400VC.

Canyon outside of town. Taken on a trip with some other photographers, the light was pretty harsh that day but meh. Sensia 100.

The back wall of the IT building of my college. Kodachrome 64.