DrLizardo

Hello DA My photography has been stalled out this summmer. I did most of the waterfalls within driving distance and thereafter have been at a bit of a loss for subjects to treat. I also got into metal detecting which can easily eat up all your time if you get heavily into it. I've been waiting for Lensbabies to come out with their Control Freak in sony mount. But now that it's out I might get the composer instead, as only the latter will work with their fisheye accessory. I've never shot with a fisheye before and its possibilities intrigue me. I came across a book called the art of Autochrome. Autochrome was an early color process which pr

Lately I've developed an interest in metal detecting; been reading quite a lot of reviews of various models and a lot about good places to go looking for stuff. Not incompatible with my photographic habits, abandoned homesites in the wilderness can be photographed in good light and detected in harsh light. Just means kind of a large heavy backpack full of stuff. Hating my job. Frozen truck wouldn't lock onto a trailer, and it got hung up on the kingpin of the trailer in a way i've never heard of happening to anyone else before, and bent up the crossbar of the rear frame of the truck. Shit happens to me that I've never heard of happening to o

I've decided that my new year's resolution will to be a make up a calendar of waterfall photographs on Cafe Press before the end of 2010. I've looked at other such calendars that other photographers have done, and I feel like I have enough credible pics for half a calendar. Thing about it is that I have good pics in horizontal and vertical formats, one needs a dozen all in the same format. I also have a low intensity thought to have another crack at shooting some 4x5. I found a website that lists the locations of all sorts of photographable things, in every state, so there is no longer any issue around being able to find new subjects to phot