Like everything on the web, this page is always ...
... UNDER DEVELOPMENT

The oldest pictures here were taken with a Pentax ME-Super SLR.
I bought that camera in the mid-70s - it was very fine in its day, but with a pair of telephoto lens and the flash unit, it was a lot to lug around.
Also, it was very much a hit or miss procedure - many times I thought I had
some great pictures, only to be disappointed when I got the prints!

In April, 1998, I bought my first digital camera, an Olympus D320-L,
I've been taking a lot of photos since then.
In February 1999 I replaced it with an Olympus D400Z, then mid-Sept '99,
I replaced that with an Olympus C-2000Z! I've taken lots of photos with the 2000Z.
I've taken trips to Rehoboth Beach, Skyline Drive, and Claymont Court, WV - Ah ... the Shenandoah Valley! The shots I've taken so far indicate the C-2000Z is REALLY nice!

For info on the Olympus & Digital Photography, visit my DigiCam page

The original D400Z HQ-mode photos are 1280x960 and around 175k -
The 2000Z Photos are 1600 x 1200 and around 400k in raw JPG mode -
(I compress them a bit here for web usage to shorten your download time).

Here's an example of the Olympus D400-Z image quality .

Click the small picture to see this summer cloud photo at 1024x768 size
(Its just 51k - about a 10 second download at 56k!)

Here's another example of the Olympus D400-Z image quality .

Click here to see this amazing sunrise photo at 900x600 size (just 42k)
(slightly cropped and JPG compressed for faster web downloading)

Back in the 80s when I used to watch and photograph sports car racing,
I took this picture of a serious driver, his attention purely focused on the race ahead.

For a while I had a video capture board & a cheap tethered video camera,
and was working with them! The big image below is from that videocam

Heather at home on 04/24/98
Captured with my PC video gear

I've also had fun using that hardware to videoconference with CU-SeeMe!
For more info on video-conferencing & my hardware, visit my CU-SeeMe page

A recent image of me .... today, perhaps?

The pictures are compressed JPG format to load reasonably quick

These photos taken with the Olympus D320-L Digital Camera!