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This is a special post for me. My father had a Yashica 635 TLR and as far as I can tell, the last time he used it was in 1963, well befo...

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The rusty iron grates were a nice contrast.

An autumn shot with a different shade of monochrome. #OM-D #getolympus #mirrorless

I just really liked the light on this rain chain and the sheen of the metal. #OM-D #getolympus #mirrorless

Intentional bokeh using the Oly 75mm lens and one of the back yard residents. #OM-D #getolympus #mirrorless

Port Gamble

One of the many pristine lakes on the road between Port Alberni and Tofino. #film #Ektachrome64

The perfect place to cool off on a hot summer day. #film #Ektachrome64

Another memory from summer. This bush in the garden is usually engulfed with bees and hums. #OM-D #getolympus #mirrorless

It's dark already and a little chilly, so I thought a photo from late spring might be a nice change of scenery. #OM-D #getolympus #...

Pier 66

Tohono Chul Park in Tucson is an interesting, colorful place. This fountain is a wall sculpture and there are usually a handful of little...

Cheesy effect filter  #film #Kodachrome64

Certainly one of my better landscapes of Strathcona Park, Vancouver Island. #film #Ektachrome64

One of hundreds of examples of ironwork in the French Quarter. This example isn't visible from the street, though. It's on the secon...

This should really be called "Landscape Photography at 100km/h". That describes the majority of my Banff, Jasper and Yoho National...

The band of green serrations complemented the gear teeth which just seemed interesting to me.

These flowers are tiny and look like little sunbursts in the morning light. This is a 200% crop of a 1:1 macro shot. Zuiko Digital 35mm, ...

This was one of my favorite places to practice photography when I was a kid. That means I took hundreds of really bad photos! This is fro...

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Like most rivers in this area, the Sauk descends directly from snow-pack and glaciers.The exposed mineral deposits are slowly eroded and...

The botanical gardens have been re-modeled and these steps didn't survive the bulldozer. This is one of the reasons I enjoy taking pho...

She's our resident hummingbird and lives here all year. Still very cautious and easily startled, she sometimes gets pretty close. I w...

Here's my Armistice Day post - Eastern to Western Fronts. #getolympus #mirrorless

I don't know why 3 zip ties were wrapped around the slats on this park bench, but they made an interesting composition.

Aggregate monochromes in nature always attract my attention. The shadow looked a bit like sumi e strokes on a rough, green canvas. A photo...

A stack of whitewater rafts waiting to be trucked up river for another load of riders. I was just fine with being left behind.

I was actually looking for Linus and Sally, but I found this collection of future pies!

A bouquet of hand blown glass tulips in a shop window at Port Townsend.

Metal benches look so cold to me. Cold in winter, hot in the summer, they never appear to be comfortable. The parallel curves were visual...

No post-processing or filters, this scene looked like a painting with the visual texture. A brief gust of wind made the ripples.

A plain tilt-up concrete pedestrian bridge over a city creek, painted to look like cut stones individually decorated. Each of the panels ...

While waiting for a real airshow to start at Paine Field, this flying Kenworth made a very noisy appearance.

The West Saguaro National Forest offers 2 great views during a sunset. I didn't capture a panorama, but here is a front and back pair. ...