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“The whole of life is just like watching a film. Only it’s as though you always get in ten minutes after the big picture has started, and no-one will tell you the plot, so you have to work it out all yourself from the clues.” ― Terry Pratchett

As Rod Sterling one said, “presented for your approval” are tow versions of a similar image of the one and only Tia Stoneman. One is vertical and in black and white; the other is in color and was shot horizontally.

I have often asked, somewhat facetiously, Is a Clean Camera a Happy Camera? Recently, I’ve expanded that concept to “Is a Clean Sensor is a Happy Sensor? Let me tell you why:

The subtitle of The Snowflake is “Winter’s Frozen Artistry” and it could just have easily been called everything you need to know about snowflakes.

I just got back from dropping off a roll of JCH Street Pan 400 at Mike’s Camera and decided to join his Film Club and save a few bucks. When I asked the guy at the counter when the film would be ready, instead of the normal two weeks turnaround for black and white film I was told three weeks. Yikes! 

When a promotion for vacation travel to Portugal popped up on our computer, Cathy and I began to consider going there for our first time.