Variations

A couple of variations using a star filter action in Photoshop.

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Big Yellow Squares

A photo of me in the lobby of the Administration building at R.I.T. in front of a Josef Albers painting.

Comer "Moon" Mullins

I took this photo of Comer "Moon" Mullins when I lived in Arkansas. I had a rather small space in back of the garage that I used as a studio. I photographed several musicians in that "studio" and this is one of my favorite images.

Mad Scientist

The last of the old photographs from my previous life as a real photographer in Rochester.

The Company You Keep

Need I say more?

Got Milk?

In addition to being a laser scientist, a big crayola user, and a photographer, I was also a sommelier. However, I served milk rather than wine. I am from the dairy state after all. Ah, Sealtest 1986. A good vintage.

Laser Scientist

Always in the forefront of scientific research for alternative sources of clean energy, I was way ahead of today's researchers in experimenting with lasers to produce clean fuel as this photograph from the mid-80s shows.

I'm Looking For...

...a really BIG coloring book.

A Photographer at Work

Here's a photo of me taking a photo when I was on the job at RIT. (Sent from my iPod Touch!)

Three More from Eau Claire

Here are three more photographs from my recent trip to Eau Claire to see Emily, top, and Meghan, center and bottom.

Arkansas

When I lived in Arkansas, I started photographing small country churches. This was one of the first. It was along the highway on the way to Little Rock from Mountain View.

Drinks

OK, so I was looking for example images for a class, I'm bored, and I like to see what Photoshop can do.

Snow

Here's a heavily post-processed image from today's snow storm. Ah, winter in Wisconsin.

Thanksgiving at Home

A photo my niece Emily took of six of us at home for Thanksgiving. From left to right: Tina, Sandra and Oliver, Mary Jane, Marguerite, Kathy, and me in back. Of course, that's Abbey between Mary Jane and Marguerite. Nice photograph Emily. I see you beat me to it.