a sun-dog and double rainbow, last Tuesday morning. I'm guessing this
is over the western end of L. Ontario, ~40 miles away. Too wide to fit
one frame, is 3 pics stitched together :)

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like take off eh! to The Great White North

On the canal...

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A squirrel I managed to snap in my garden today

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Here are some pictures that I took of some flooding and of Cincinnati.

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Just don't de-ice me :(

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We have some snow this morning in Surrey, UK. The first for a long time :)

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Spring at last. A view down Pine St. in Klamath Falls.

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Where eagles fly.

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This is a fantastic photo eagle. I don't profess to have captured such a good photo of an eagle, but I certainly took a photo of an eagle flying right over Moon's house, where they do occasionally. Rather than title it "Where eagles fly" I would say "Where eagles sing", because that is what Moon says they do over her islands :) Since this experience of seeing an eagle fly above me is part of my A journey to the Moon, part 3 :) I will post it there - I hope you don't mind ;)

Where eagles fly.

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That is fine. The eagle you saw was an immature Fish Eagle. Got the info from an expert that I know, who has studied eagles all over the world.

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A seagull off Brighton Pier

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Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth Harbour

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There are aliens to be found all around us, I assure you ;) this one in a sculpture park

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Here is a photo for the steel beam to replace the buildings at the World Trade Center. The steel for the World Trade Center was made here in my town and so is the replacement steel for the new tower signed by the residents of my town before it was shipped to NYC. So my name and my wife's name is part of the new tower to replace the World Trade Center.

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Here is a photo for the steel beam to replace the buildings at the World Trade Center. The steel for the World Trade Center was made here in my town and so is the replacement steel for the new tower signed by the residents of my town before it was shipped to NYC. So my name and my wife's name is part of the new tower to replace the World Trade Center.

That's a fantastic historical photograph Paul ;)

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Here is a photo a solarization photo of a rock musician that I did using Kodak recording film asa set to 3200 and flashed during printing that I did in the early seventies exposure is available light no flash.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1974,2008

Here is a photo of my friend when I went to art school in 1973. The film was Kodak tri-x available light at the Blue Ridge Parkway near Peteit's Gap in VA elevation 4000ft about. John is gazing down into Arnold's Valley

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1974,2008

Here is my friend Al at Petiet's Gap on the Blue Ridge Parkway tri-x film available light exposure elevation 1000ft about notice the reticulation pattern.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1974,2008

Here is a photo of a KC135 refueling 4 F4 Phantoms at 1000ft altitude about. I took this when I was a medic in the USAF about 1982 using Kodak color print film available light exposure.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1982,2008

Here is a photo of my wife at an USAF radar tent.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1982,2008

Here is a photo in San Francisco CA I think it is the Palace of the Arts or Legion of the Arts or something like that about 1991 the film was over exposed and under developed for this effect.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1991,2008

This is I at Cocoa Beach Florida in December 1991.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1991,2008

This is I and my wife at my hometown at Rusens Dam December 1991.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1991,2008

This is an Indian Mound called Serpent Mound in south Ohio.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1991,2008

This is Natural Bridge in VA George Washington surveyed it when he was a young man picture taken 1985. Notice the reticulation artifact in the image.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 1991,2008

This is an Orb taken at a graveyard during my uncles funeral in the mountains of SE West VA about 2000 taken by my brother before he did the sermon he being a preacher and all.

pdharris.com(c)Paul Harris 2000,2008

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Nice pics Paul! Black & White photography gives the world a slant on picture-taking that digital can never give. Your use of Tri-X was nothing short of amazing. I got rather good at processing my own B&W & often "push-processed" my Tri-X to ASA 1600 & even 3200 with excellent results. For low-light situations, I'd push Tri-X to ASA 1000, with next to no grain. Amazing film! What camera did you use? Mine was either a Canon FTb or a Canon AE1. The AE1 is long since dead, but the FTb is still smoking!

I wish I could find my pictures, but my house has long-since swallowed them.

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Nice pics Paul! Black & White photography gives the world a slant on picture-taking that digital can never give. Your use of Tri-X was nothing short of amazing. I got rather good at processing my own B&W & often "push-processed" my Tri-X to ASA 1600 & even 3200 with excellent results. For low-light situations, I'd push Tri-X to ASA 1000, with next to no grain. Amazing film! What camera did you use? Mine was either a Canon FTb or a Canon AE1. The AE1 is long since dead, but the FTb is still smoking!

I wish I could find my pictures, but my house has long-since swallowed them.

My first camera was a k-mart generic 35mm SLR very similar to a Pentax.
I bought it when I was a lad and saved my paper route money to buy it and I had my own dark room at 1967. I would buy film in bulk rolls of 100ft and load my own canisters. I would buy Vietnam surplus materials from the army. I had that camera for 20 years or more it was completely manual no auto nothing. No batteries except for the meter and I replaced it once. I then bought an auto exposure Pentax 35mm SLR and I like the camera except for the auto exposure and I bought 3 lenses for it a 50mm a 28mm and a 135mm Pentax lenses. I love Pentax it is a small camera and I have small hands so it suites me good. I still have the camera and a large assortment of filters for special effects. I bought an Olympus 8mp SLR digital with a zoom and it is completely automatic and I bought a Nikon 35mm SLR and it is completely automatic but I love my Pentax! My second love is the Olympus and then the Nikon. I don't like all the automatic stuff I guess I learned when the automatic weren't out it was all manual even with no meters I could get the exposure right.
I too have lost all my old work I had some really great stuff it has been around somewhere for 40 years now so I guess I will find it somewhere.
The Serpent Mound and the Orb are digital and the rest are film and paper. I really like the Kodak recording film it is amazing I could push it to madness and I have shot infrared black and white and color and I lost all my infrared work. I use to work in my art school darkroom for work-study in the evenings and I would help the students in the lab. I worked as an artist for Wave Rider/ Skate Boarder Magazine in Fl in the 1970's.

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I love photography and cameras.

Here is a shot of the W hotel in Dallas I took with my old D200.



Tons more in my gallery pages on pbase.

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