PHOTOS

No website would be complete without a set of pictures of the webmaster in action.  So please allow me to present the requisite amount of digital imagery that is necessary to accommodate the visually stimulated in the audience.

Ain't I Cute? Cute enough to lead the parade in my little pre-cub scout mascot uniform.  I'm not sure how old I was when this was taken, but it's obvious I was old enough to ham it up for the cameras.  What a pose.
	Hey, get that camera out of my face.  Geez.  Can't a guy get any sleep around here?  What's a one year old to do?
No, this isn't me, but it's a picture of not just man's best friend, but my best friend.  DJ was half shepherd, half rotweiller, and all lovable. Unfortunately someone shot him in the leg while trying to break into my house once, and he had to have it amputated.  It didn't slow him down any at all.  Although he lost the leg just after turning one year old, he lived to be nearly ten.  It was a sad day for all of us when he finally passed on to the great kennel in the sky.  We miss him.
	Nope.  Not me.  In fact, I have no idea who these people are at all.  This was taken while waiting on a draw bridge to close in Charlottle, North Carolina.  Always with an eye for imagery, I spotted these two admiring the sky and quickly snapped a shot through the windshield of the van I was driving.  Ahh.. love.
This is one of my all time favorite shots to talk about.   I snapped this one through the airplane window of a Beachcraft 1900 while in flight above Bluefield, West Virginia.  The two layers of clouds with the sun shining through made for a rather awesome shot, I dare say.  And believe it or not, this came from a disposable camera!
	Thank goodness for long distance lenses.  I'm sure if I had gotten as close as this pic makes it seem, this lioness would have had me for lunch... as a dish, not a guest.  What do you think?  Good enough for The Discovery Channel?
I don't know why, but this little chimp looks the way I feel sometimes.  This pic, and the one above, were taken at the Kansas City Zoo.  I really like to go there and take a walk through the park when I can.  They maintain as open an environment as they can at the KC Zoo so at times you feel like you are on a safari.
Well, that's all the snaps for now.  I don't know if I'll be adding any more or not.  But you're certainly welcome to come back and check from time to time.