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	"The Witch's Tree" is a composite; the moon shot on Kodak Panatomic-X, the seascape on 17 Mile Drive, Carmel, CA. on Ilford FP4 and printed on matt finish Ilfobrom paper. The print was then rephotographed on Agfapan 25 as a master negative for subsequent printings.
The Witch's Tree
	"Solitude" was captured on Kodak Technical Pan film, using a Leica CL with a 40mm lens. The whisper-like sound of the Leica's shutter made it possible to capture this moment, without intrusion, in Bernini's monumental colonnade at the Vatican, Rome, Italy.
Solitude
	"Bi_y_le" was shot on Ilford XP1, a 35mm. variable ASA film, with a Leica CL using the 40mm. lens, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Bi_y_le
	Although most people think the royal guards stand perfectly still, before breaking into their periodic march across their post, it appears they do not. At the lower left of the picture you'll see the edge of a box of fresh fruit. The guard is speaking, barely moving his mouth, his eyes cast toward his off camera brother, who tells him the fruit is from their Mum. The photo was made on Kodak Plus-X pan using a Hassleblad 500c and 80mm lens, in London, England
Mr. B
	A visit to Kauai is not complete without a helicopter tour. This image of the Na Pali coastline was made with a Hassleblad 500c, 80mm lens, on Kodacolor VR film.
NaPali Coast
	"Adirondack Cabin" was shot on Kodak Ektachrome 64 using a Hassleblad 500c with 50mm. lens.
Adirondack Cabin
	Johnny Winter is one of my favorite guitarists. Here he is in 1980 at the Cotillion Ballroom, Wichita, KS This photo was taken from the edge of the stage using a Minolta SRT101 with an f1.4 50mm. lens, no flash, and Kodak Tri-X pan film.
Johnny Winter 1
	Johnny Winter, still playing the Gibson Firebird, in 1982, again at the Cotillion Ballroom, Wichita, KS This photo was taken from the edge of center stage using a Pentax LX with an f1.4 50mm. lens, no flash, and Ilford XP-1 film
Johnny Winter 3
	A hot dog vendor hoping the streets will fill up again after a heavy rain in Ciudad Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico I shot this photo using a Pentax LX with an f1,4 50mm. lens and Agfa Vario XL film.
Cancun Vendor
	I took this photo of Jean-Luc Ponty in concert using a Pentax LX with an f2.5 135mm. lens and Kodak Ecktachrome 200 film.
Jean-Luc Ponty
	The chance to see Robin Trower in a relatively small club was something I jumped at. Little did I know it would be one of the loudest shows I've ever heard. From about 25 feet, his guitar was so loud, the film counter on my camera was vibrating. This photo was made using a Leica CL with an f4 90mm. lens, Fuji ASA 1600 film and earplugs
Robin Trower
	Johnny Winter, 1985, back at the Cotillion Ballroom, Wichita, KS., playing his little custom made Lazer giutar, only using the trusty Firebird for slide. A great show, as always. This photo was taken from the right side of the stage using a Pentax LX with an f1,4 50mm. lens, no flash, and Agfa SRX 400 film
Johnny Winter 85
	Brightly painted wooden boats tied together in Nassau, Bahamas. Photographed with a Minolta SRT 101 with an f1.4 50mm. lens and Kodak Kodaachrome 64 film.
Nassau Boats
	I took this photo of an Emu at the Sedgwick County Zoo, Wichita, Kansas using a Pentax LX with an f2.5 135mm. lens and Kodak Ecktachrome 200 film.
Emu
	Somewhere near Norman, Oklahoma there is a large drive through park, vast in acreage, where wild buffalo freely roam. Where you have buffalo, you also have prarie dogs. Photographed with a Minolta SRT 101 with an f2.8 135mm lens on Kodak Kodacolor 100 film.
Prarie Dog
	Photographed in Rome, Italy, using a Pentax LX with an f1.4 50mm. lens and Kodak Kodachrome 64 film. At least he's not texting while driving.
Dog Driver

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