Buzzy

Another from the archives.  Some people may say that it's not the size of your chainsaw that counts, but how you use it.  I beg to differ.  It's definitely about the size of your chainsaw.  As seen in 2005.

Distastefully

There was a Cicada lounging by my vehicle this evening.  I took a few pics, but none turned out very well, so I decided to have a little fun.

I turned one of the images into some creepy Cicada wallpaper.  Wouldn't this be great in, say, the bathroom?  No?  Oh why not?

Kindheartedly

My great aunt and uncle.  Such a sweet lady, soft-spoken and kind.  He always looked gruff, but he  had a dry sense of humor that you could miss if you weren't looking for it.  As seen in 1982.

Techie Corner
Digging through my stinky old Polaroids again.  This one started out pretty dark, but I managed to bring it back to a more normal exposure. 

Fearsomely

Another from the archives.  This is Robosaurus, a semi that transforms into a 40 foot tall, 31 ton, fire-breathing, car crushing T-Rex.  As seen at Monster Jam, January 2002.

Techie Corner
Kodak T-Max P3200 Professional B&W film scanned with Epson V600.

Nostalgy

This image is from an impromptu car show that used to meet on Kellogg Boulevard in St. Paul.  In the background, the owners of this beautiful car were celebrating their 42nd wedding anniversary.  As seen in October 2002.

Techie Corner
B&W photo scanned with Epson V600.  I was still shooting with film back then!

I wish I would have gotten the passenger side of the car and the bumper in the shot.  I also wish I would have angled so that both the "bride and groom" were fully visible.  (The bride is partially hidden behind the car.)  I do remember at the time being stressed about the post being in the way of their celebration table.