Wherein we attempt to show that no image in a lifetime of photographic tomfoolery is useless as long as one has a couple of scanners for prints, film, and slides, and access to editing tools like Photoshop, Picnik, Picasa, ACDSee, PicMonkey, LuminarAI, the Nik suite of tools,and more. Over my lifetime I've collected thousands of these images. Enough to post one-a-day on this blog for the rest of my life. Enjoy.
Monday, May 30, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.

Just a quick "oil painting" conversion of a mirror self-portrait from either very late 1969 or January of 1970. My very first 35mm camera, a Yashica TL Electro, purchased at the DaNang PX just prior to coming home. Eventually, I would learn to hold the camera properly.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Appreciative Booty-philes.
It's a nice one, at that.
Original black and white from a public modeling shoot put on by a Detroit area model agency, and a local camera store. Early 35mm work with the trusty Yashica TL SLR purchased in Vietnam. It still worked, while the 3 custom-tailored Hong Kong suits were already outgrown and on the way to the Kiwanis sale..
Friday, February 25, 2011
Analog Kenmore.
Here’s another “oil” from the tropics, c. 1969. Drying socks. We would soon learn from the old-timers that it was healthier to discard the socks altogether, as well as the boxers; less surface area to “grow stuff”.
Friday, February 18, 2011
United States Marines
Boogieing out..
Something completely different.. a scanned 126 Instamatic 3.5 x 3.5 inch print. From my vacation in the tropics, 1969. Converted to “oil painting”.


