The "art" of photography is capturing images that most people do not see.

I enjoy photography. Over the years I have taken a lot of pictures.  Until the mid 1980's, most were taken as color slides.  Recently they have been color prints or digital.  On my old site, I was limited to 10MB, so had to greatly limit the number and size of the photos I published.  

Most of the pictures here were taken with my Canon 35mm cameras. I have 3 bodies and a variety of lens.  I also have a Canon ditigal camera (2 megapixel) and Kodak APS camera.  Scanning was done on one of the following scanners:  HP scanjet 2200,  PrimeFilm scan 1800 or Canon 8000F. Some of the photos were touched up using either Paint Shop Pro or Digital Image Pro. I like Paint Shop Pro for resizing and removing blemishes.  Digital Image Pro is my preference for color correction.  I aquired Adobe Photo Shop Elements - its great for batch processing. Finally, Then newest Paint Shop Pro added my image software collection.

Well, I bit the bullet and bought a Canon EOS Digital Rebel. Was talking with a friend of mine that has purchased one and he really likes it.  So, went out and got my own.  The Digital Rebel is a little too much for on the bicycle.  I wanted something with a larger format than the 2mp "point & shoot" camera.  So, I bought a Canon 540.  It is almost always with me on the bike.  With these 2 digitals, I can't remember when I last took a film photo.

I've been doing a lot of sorting and scanning of photos and negatives. Please bear with me as many of these pages are still under construction.

Recently added pages:   (Spring/Summer 08)

Bicycling My new passion. Check out the whole new NaugaBike section. Report & Photos from the Black Hills Fat Tire Festival. There are numerous pages of mountain bike race photos.

Echo Company 08 reunion in Mackinaw City, Michigan.  The photos are posted.

 The difference between an amateur and professional photographer:  The amateur shows you ALL of his photographs.

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