A discussion of photos, cameras, and all things photographic, primarily using pre-1980's cameras and equipment. A place to organize and get an idea of my work over the last two years. This might possibly be the greatest photo blog ever done, or not!!! (Sarcasm) Please look anyway. Comments are very welcome. Check back frequently, because I update four to five times per week.
posted by MikeR @ 5:27 PM
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My son asked me why I take so many pictures, why I was obsessed with cameras. I told him that I did it to capture moments of time that we would never have again. I didn't want to forget, or possibly be forgotten, so I was trying to capture the important parts of our lives. The outdoors is a fascination to me, as well as reading, writing, education and traditional archery. Oh Yeah! I forgot to say that I enjoy teaching at Enterprise. I actually like teenagers. Most are punks but, I still kind of like them. I am kind of sick that way. Go figure.
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Mike, I too have a job I love most of the time. But I also find myself wishing I were taking pictures. I have taken about a hundred pictures over the past several years from my office window, in different lights, at different times of day, in different weather. Your shot of the corridor reminds me of them, though I guess there's even less change in the corridor than outside my window! Most people look at my office-window shots and wonder what I see in them...
I'm enjoying your blog even though I'm mainly just lurking around, reading and looking. Keep it up!
- Philip from the Nelsonfoto site
Philip,
Thank you for lurking and the comment. Like you, I find myself photographing things close to home. I think most people wonder what I see in my shots, but they work for me in one way or another. Thanks again.
Mike
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