Everything is just Duckey!

Ghosts?

Auditions....

...for the play Cabaret at the local theater.

On the Corner

Watching traffic in Albany, Oregon and the last of the film shots.......for now. :-)

Dog Walking

Instution

Students making their way to class.

Late for Class

"More black & white" you exclaim!? Yes! No, not a change of hart here, but a short trend that will continue for a few more days. (I hope you can survive my MonochromeMadness!)

This is not a conversion and that is not noise. This is actual black & white *F*I*L*M* with grain. Remember that? I shot a roll this week to exercise an old camera with my 16mm fisheye lens. This shot taken where I teach looking between floors. The decorations are etched glass with slogans hanging from above and illuminated with colored lights. Pretty cool really. The scary thing with film is you never know what you got until you see the prints much later!

The Plaids

Back stage of the play Forever Plaid at the Albany Community Theater. A cute play about a musical group that almost made it. :-) Group cheer, thespian make-up and pre-show concentration.

 

Old Days

Seldom used and nearly forgotten silo, feed area & barn. I bet they were proud when it was new.....



Another version of this will appear tomorrow (1/12/9) at my monochrome blog

Hangin' on the Docks

The "Seal" of Approval

Control

A control handle that operates hydraulic equipment on a fishing boat.

4th Birthday: Blowing out of the Candle

Captured with the point & shoot at the peak of the "blow out". We had a fun evening.



What did he get you ask? A new bike and p&s camera!

Puzzle Builder

Happy Birthday William!! He is 4 today.

The Bridge

The last of the Newport bay bridge. A 4 image HDR. I wanted the sun and the grass to be visible so I bracketed accordingly for photoshop.

Under the Bridge

An accidental transformation of a 3 image HDR beneath the Newport bridge. I like it!

Stairway to......

....the bridge over the Newport, OR bay.

Sleep, at last

Mr Rabbit

A campsite visitor.

Cape Lookout

This is an interesting geological formation from 15-20 million years ago. Lava seeped up through a crack in the earth's crust. The peninsula extends straight out from the coast line about a mile.