Wayne 's Photo Page
I will post some of my favorite photos here. Due to
the image size and slow loading, I will probably post only one or two at a time
and change them periodically.
I took these on a trip to the Ranch in New
Mexico in 2002. Some of these were taken
with a Canon G2; others were scanned from the the negatives taken with a Pentax
6x7.
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A volcanic plug
located in the western part of New Mexico |
A view from
Capulin Volcano in Northern Colfax County, NM |
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Rainbow west of
the ranch in New Mexico |
Baloons at the
Albuquerque Balloon Festival, 2002 |
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Balloons being
inflated at the Albuquerque Balloon Festival, 2002 |
The “Glow” of
the tethered balloons at the Albuquerque Balloon Festival, 2002 |
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Las Ventas
natural stone arch, near the Malpais outside Albuquerque, 2002 |
Anasazi ruins
at Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, 2002 |
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These photos are from two trips to Russia, one in
Aug/Sep 2005 as tourists, and one in early April, 2006 on business.
The pics were taken as JPG's with a Pentax *IstD digital SLR camera.
UPDATE – I re-sized these and the sky came out
much better than before
I carry an Addonics MFR (Multi-Function
Recorder) on most trips, to burn DVD's as I go, so I can re-use the
SD memory cards.
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One of the several dozen Eastern Orthodox churches
within the Kremlin walls in |
Men ice fishing
on the |
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The Peter & Paul fortress, |
The ceiling of one of the cathedrals (St. Isaacs?) in |
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Sunset, seen from the ship’s restaurant |
This was the view out
one of the portholes in our cabin, only 1 foot above the waterline, as we
crossed one of the lakes in rough weather.
It made Linda nervous, but I was mesmerized |
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St Basil’s on Red Square, Moscow |
One of the guilded
carriages in the Armory at the Kremlin |
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The “Sunken Church” with a really large radar
antenna in the backgound. An
interesting contrast. |
Part of the ceiling in
the Church on the Spilled Blood, St. Petersburg. |
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Another view inside the Church on the Spilled Blood,
St. Petersburg |
The outside of the
Church on the Spilled Blood, St. Petersburg |
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Inside St. Isaacs Cathedral, St. Petersburg |
The wooden cathedral on
Kizhi Island |
These are from the trip to England, Scotland and Wales with
our grand-daughter, Ashley, in 2007
These pics were taken in RAW format with a Pentax K10D digital camera. I used
Bibble and Photoshop to edit the pics and save them as JPG's.
Note the image improvement over the pics taken in JPG format in the previous
section.
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Glastonbury Abbey, England. |
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Tinturn Abbey, England |
This piper was near Glencoe, site of the infamous
massacre of the McDonalds. |
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Abbey at St. Andrews, Scotland. The mother of all golf courses is a short walk to the left of these ruins. A native Scot I worked with accused me of heavy editing, because the sky is never that nice in St. Andrews. |
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Eilean Donan Castle on Loch Duich, on the west side of
Scotland. |
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A small portion of the ceiling of Roslyn Chapel, Scotland. The guide said there was no proof that the Masons had anything to do with Roslyn. It seems to me that the overwhelming stone-cutting work in what was a private family chapel says otherwise. |
The massed pipe bands at the Edinborough Castle Tatoo. What a hoot! We were jammed in like sardines in bleachers perched on top of a rocky pinnacle in the heart of Edinborough. It was well worth every bit of discomfort. And, miracle of miracles, it didn't rain. |
Some photos taken with a Pentax 40S pocket digital at an
informal fraternity reunion , July 2008, in Houston
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Alumni of Eta Tetarton Chapter (U. of Houston), Phi Sigma
Kappa July 2008 Luncheon |
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Yours Truly on the left, Rick Clausen in the center, Pat
Brinkman on the right |
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Last updated on 25 August 2008