Mother Ginger's Entrance

From The Nutcracker. Shot from stage left, just as Mother Ginger was leaving the wings. Shot it with my Olympus XA and Kodak Ultramax 800 film.

John at Joe Josts

My pal John and I went for a brew at Joe Josts in Long Beach a couple of weeks ago. Got a fotie of John using my Oly XA and Kodak Ultramax 800 film.

Mr. Jelly Belly Swings Into Christmas

Shot this hand held with my new old Konica Autoreflex TC and 50mm f1.7 Hexanon lens. Shot it wide open at a 15th, so I'm very happy with the clarity. Memories 200 was the film I used.

Caiti in the Rain

Outside the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on a rainy day. Canon F-1.

Mother Ginger

The cast of the Nutcracker (Library show) takes a bow.

Olympus XA with Kodak Ultramax 800 film.

Paint Me

Doorway at the old Helme Worthy building in dowwntown Huntington Beach California. Rolleiflex with Fuji Pro 400H film, developed in Rodinal (R09 One Shot) semi-stand for 60 minutes.

HB Bigfoot

In the Himalayas he is known as the Yeti, or the Abominable Snowman. However, in the Americas he is known as Bigfoot. This is a Bigfoot sighting I captured on film earlier this year with my Canon F-1 and Kodak Gold 400 film.

I happened to be at the Huntington Beach Library to drop off some books that Sadie had recently read and, since she cannot drive (she being a canine after all) I volunteered to return the books to the library for her. It was closing time and I thought, I'll take a photo of the library exterior in the darkness with only the dim outside lights illuminating the scene.

I cannot recall what shutter speed or aperture I used, but I do recall using the ledge of the car door's lowered window to steady the camera.

I was so engrossed in my assignment I failed completely to notice the passing Bigfoot, whose slightly OOF silhouette I captured. (Yet didn't realize I had until I got the negs back.)

I believe this is the only hard evidence of Bigfoot anywhere south of Oregon.