2008 Blog Color Image

2008 Blog B & W Image

Today and tomorrow will re post my favorite 2008 blog photographs. Today black and white. Tomorrow color.

Bank Window

Interesting image for a rather small community in East Central Indiana. Mexico?

Yellow Guard

Testing/learning new hardware and software packages mean many things. Brick walls show sharpness. This image displays how the camera, lens and software present color. While this is a digital camera, the results are very-to me-film like. So far I am very pleased with the combination.

Jackie 5/1

Writing on the wall

Blue Tubes

Today with the temperature in Eastern Indiana around 68, I was able to do a walkabout with the camera. Having sold some unused equipment, I have a new -to me - digital rangefinder camera and a new lens for it. Checking out the color and the sharpness of this combination. i am very pleased as the images require very little post processing.

Richmond, IN.

In the spirit of Harry Callahan. When you see a flat brick wall photograph you know that I am testing either a camera and/or lens.

Richmond, IN.

Main Street Bar & Grill where bathrooms are for paying customers only !!!!!

All American Pawn Shop

The window lights of the All American Pawn Shop invite holiday pawning/shopping. This and yesterdays image are the result new-to me-hardware and software.

Winter in Indiana

This was taken outdoors today - December 20 - in Richmond, IN.

Toy Camera

Weather outside is a mix of mist/snow leading to ice on the landscape. Local schools are closed and while some roads are in good driving condition others aren't. With a up-hill driveway there is noway the car leaves the garage! A fine time to show off the Toy Camera

On the Road Again

Yet another "Toy Camera" photograph.

Buried Cable

Another "Toy Camera" image.

Green Hose

Green Hose marks the return of the toy camera.

Swayne Robinson & Co.

Window: Open Yet Closed

Six and Two

Park Place

These days it seems the world is a Parker Brothers game. For most Park Place is out of the question. Many are losing their jobs and their Marvin Gardens. Some will need a "get out of jail" card. A few will survive as they "go past go" and collect their prizes.