It was great fun as always!
This is Jake Sawyer who was doing his very first bodybuilding competition. Anyway I have been really busy but wanted to get a new blog post in. But more soon! Thanks and keep coming back if you "Wanna See More...?"
Friday, May 30, 2008
Monday, May 12, 2008
A Car For The New Economy...
Here it is, the Isetta!
With a gas tank that holds 3.5 gallons it was way ahead of it's time, built in the 1950's.
Photographed at the Desert Classic Concours d'Elegance 2008 in Palm Springs California. The camera was the medium format, Mamiya 645AFDII with the Mamiya 45mm f/2.8 lens. The film was Kodak Porta 160vc.
Thanks and keep coming back if you "Wanna See More...?"
With a gas tank that holds 3.5 gallons it was way ahead of it's time, built in the 1950's.
Photographed at the Desert Classic Concours d'Elegance 2008 in Palm Springs California. The camera was the medium format, Mamiya 645AFDII with the Mamiya 45mm f/2.8 lens. The film was Kodak Porta 160vc.
Thanks and keep coming back if you "Wanna See More...?"
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Driving Along...
Recently I was driving back from an assignment. A somewhat long drive, it took me through a few places I had not been before. Bright and sunny and not in any hurry, something caught my eye in the middle of the small town of San Jacinto, California. It was a tank...
In the midst of a beautiful green park surrounded by Roses in bloom and beautifully maintained is a United States Army tank. So I had to stop and take a look...
I had happened upon the San Jacinto Veterans Memorial at Druding Park. There are dedications to each war and all Veterans, a replica of the Fenwick Lighthouse in honor of the Coast Guard, an anchor from the USS Cleveland, and a propeller from the B-17 Flying Fortress...
There is also a plaque honoring one of San Jacinto's own fallen...
It is interesting what you can see when you slow down in the world.
Thanks and keep coming back when you "Wanna See More...?"
In the midst of a beautiful green park surrounded by Roses in bloom and beautifully maintained is a United States Army tank. So I had to stop and take a look...
I had happened upon the San Jacinto Veterans Memorial at Druding Park. There are dedications to each war and all Veterans, a replica of the Fenwick Lighthouse in honor of the Coast Guard, an anchor from the USS Cleveland, and a propeller from the B-17 Flying Fortress...
There is also a plaque honoring one of San Jacinto's own fallen...
It is interesting what you can see when you slow down in the world.
Thanks and keep coming back when you "Wanna See More...?"
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Buddha, Bullets and Cactus...
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