Fun with Digital Photography
The Olympic Penninsula photos were taken using a Casio QV-100 digital camera. I used a Sony Mavica FD7 for the others. The Sony camera has a much better color balance, but I like the gloomy look of autumn on the beach.

Olympic Penninsula, Washington state

Surf logs & a gloomy day (12 Oct 1997)

	Sitka Spruce Burls (12 Oct 1997)
	Healthy trees, they only look diseased. It's the salty air.

Mere diftwood (12 Oct 1997)

Stonehenge Memorial, Washington state
The memorial was built to the original specs, rather than as a replica. It's how Britain's Stonehenge would look if it were intact and had been built using rebar and concrete.

	The view from Oregon (2 Aug 1998)
	Harnessing the power of the ancients

Inside the monument (1 Aug 1998)

Through the center (1 Aug 1998)

The altar (1 Aug 1998)

Pets & Wild Animals

Mutt the cat (21 Oct 1997)

Sushi & the fish (21 Oct 1997)

Canada Goose in London's James Park (24 Jan 1998)

	Garter Snake in garden planter (22 Sep 1998)
	Thamnophis sirtalis

	Rafiki belonged to the neighbors (7 Dec 1998)
	This cat loved eating dud popcorn kernels.

Weather Phenomena and Landscapes

Clouds lit from below (2 Jul 1998)

Red Clouds (6 Aug 1998)

	Moscow's Autumn Foliage (27 Oct 1998)
	Screen door as ersatz fantasy filter.

	Panoramic view of Moscow, Idaho (14 June 1998)
	5162x414 image, stitched together in Photoshop.

Amateur and Found Art Projects

	"Puttyman" (27 Oct 1997).
	Sculpture by Paul Holick. Silly putty and candy.

	Plaid Grain Silo and Checked Trailer (28 Nov 1997).
	Artist unknown, near Deary, Idaho.

	"Trapped Intel Inside" (18 Feb 1998)
	Doll and Terrarium

Other

String of holiday lights

Plan on a road trip to photograph the country, sell out, and turn it into a coffee table book with connected web page... If you include some vague waffle about America and nature and people living in harmony with fence posts, you could win a Pulitzer prize... -- BlankMark