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goodbye michelle.

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michelle

michelle is leaving for a year to teach in egypt. we will all miss her and the rad egyptian themed party we had to send her off.

kristen michelle

rod

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September 14, 2009 at 8:34 pm

congratualtions amy!

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my little sister is graduating college. i love you amy and you make us proud!

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May 13, 2009 at 8:21 pm

dude’s life.

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it’s a hard one.

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February 3, 2009 at 12:55 am

mexico :: january

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it was an awesome day trip -

rockharbormexico.com

full mexico galleries here

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February 1, 2009 at 1:00 am

its good to be back

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its been a crazy couple of months and i have barely been shooting. i had to drag myself out yesterday but i was so happy to get out and take some shots off the pier in huntington as the sun set. it was a really tranquil and surreal sunset, freezing cold and drizzling but the weather makes for great clouds and light..

i have been working all weekend on the final website revisions so you can expect to see those going live soon!

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January 4, 2009 at 11:22 pm

will your digital camera still work in 68 years?

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i doubt it will make it a full three.

i got some black and white 120 film (yeah, i said film) for a camera that i have had sitting around for a few years. its a Minoltaflex 2B, manufactured and sold in what what then post-war japan in 1950 – the shutter still works so i was all to excited to figure out how to load and advance the film (the instructions online are all in japanese) and found a new dimension to my passion along the way.

shooting with this thing is a different experience entirely.
i am a child of the digital age, even with my relatively complex dslr i can point and shoot away, relaying on built in light meter and lcd screens to adjust exposure and reshoot. with this antique bad-boy you get 12 frames. and thats ONLY if you dont screw anything up (which i did) – the time it takes to set my exposure and find a focus had an unexpected result of letting my subject settle in a way that i have not seen before. forcing them to wait resulted in a completely different mood to the shots that i would not have gotten had i been firing away…
bobby.
i am looking forward to the slide film next.
i might have to buy a slide scanner if i keep this up…

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November 19, 2008 at 6:39 am

justin and heather

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thanks again guys!

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November 5, 2008 at 11:28 pm