Sand county sights
Sandhill Cranes in flight

Sand county sights

Sometimes it takes me a while to get around to doing something that I want to do.  In the spring of 1970, after 3-1/2 years of chemistry, physics, and math, I had some college credits remaining to use for electives. …

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The crane wife … and family
Sandhill Cranes at Kettle Pond

The crane wife … and family

My wife is a bird watcher.  She says that she's not very good but I'm always impressed by how much she knows.  She's had a lot of fun this week because she heard about a pair of Sandhill Cranes that were…

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Old black and white
Hood Ornament on an old DeSoto

Old black and white

My background is in chemistry so you can probably imagine that when I first got into photography forty years ago I really enjoyed working with all of the chemicals -- developer, stop bath, and fixer -- and watching my images magically…

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Point and shoot: Part 2
Lights from the Luxor in Las Vegas

Point and shoot: Part 2

Last August I posted an entry about my new point-and-shoot camera, the Canon PowerShot S95.  Although I've used it a lot since I purchased it, it's taken me a while to finally get back to writing down some of my impressions. …

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A winter walk
Lake Monona

A winter walk

I went for a winter walk today. Since I live near Lake Mendota I decided to head over to Lake Monona for a change of pace.  Starting at Monona Terrace I headed southwest along the bike path by John Nolen…

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Point and shoot
Canon S95 point-and-shoot camera

Point and shoot

(No, this isn't a pro-NRA post.  I'm simply referring to those small easy-to-use cameras.) Unlike a lot of photographers with a carload of cameras, I'm just an old retired guy with rather limited gear.  Like a lot of photographers, however,…

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