KODAK MOMENT of the Day

A Pow Wow in Connecticut (USA).

Winter arrived and covered this leftover Halloween pumpkin with snow.

This picture shows the action at a Petal High School football game as the running back breaks through the line for a big gain.

I took this picture at the Indiana History Festival in August of 2002. These men are an inspiration to me.

Portrait of a Mong schoolgirl in the remote village of Sy Hai, North Vietnam on the Chinese border.

Close-up of a Treefrog.

This candle is part of an Advent wreath in our home. I like the picture because it is so simple but elegant.

I took this picture in Bombay, India. I used Kodak Max 400 film, and then manipulated the picture in Photoshop.

This picture was taken on Kodak negative film and developed in C4.

Taken in Acadia National Park near Bar Harbor, Maine. This picture turned out better than I expected.

It was a Sunday morning in the Peruvian Central Highlands. As I passed through the Chinchero Market I saw this spectacular face of a woman selling flowers at the open market. Remember, when you travel, it's not the "postcard" scenery shots you'll remember, but the people you meet. I shoot 80/20. That is 80% people, 20% scenery. So it goes, on the road of a million miles and a thousand faces.

This is the beach boardwalk in Toronto, about half an hour before sunrise.

This is the first photo I tried to colorize and it's still my favorite.

To take this picture I was on a bluff overlooking the lighthouse in South Haven, MI. Everybody wanted to get in the picture.

Sunday at Grandma's.

Being brought up in the city of Singapore, I was fascinated by the old-world charm of Cotswolds, England. This picture is one of my favorite travel photos.

A little girl with her pet cat.

Time to rest for a while.

The eyes speak. The lips desire. This is not a face. It is a reflection of my soul.

This picture was taken around 6:00 p.m at Shek O Beach, Hong Kong, using a Canon PowerShot S30.

This picture was taken at the monastery in Punkha Bhutan.

This is a picture of my ten-year-old daughter, Jendaya. I used Kodak Portra 400BW film and a Nikon F100 camera with an 85 mm lens.

This shot was taken in South Carolina. The alligator was a little too close for comfort!

It's quite a treat to be able to hand-feed chickadees in my backyard. This picture was taken with a Minolta Dimage X digital camera.

This beautiful, shy creature was spotted at the edge of the woods along a road in an Ontario provincial park. The photo was taken through the open window of the car, resting the camera's zoom lens on the frame for stability. She was gone the second after I pressed the shutter button. Had I climbed out of the car to set up a tripod, I would have missed the shot!

When I saw this photo I immediately thought of Alfred Hitchcock's movie, "The Birds." I love this spooky scene!

The somber tone of an evening remembrance ceremony was set by this firefighter in dress uniform.

I shot this picture with a Kodak EasyShare DX3900 digital camera. I also changed the color to grayscale.

I was standing on Malecon Blvd. at the entrance to the Bay of Havana when I took this shot of the Moro Castle.

It was a late fall afternoon and I was taking pictures of my children. We were by a pond when I noticed some flowers. I quickly got my daughter and placed her in the middle of them.

I've seen the two at venice beach CA and had to take their picture !

I finally found a use for all the "free gift" lipsticks I'd received over the years through store promotions. I photographed them, using a piece of black velvet as a background!

Taken in Rome on a sidestreet. It was from a negative that I scanned using a Kodak RFS 3600 film scanner.I cleaned it up a bit and solarized it using Adobe Photoshop Elements.

This picture was taken in Oaxaca, Mexico with Kodak Gold 200 film. I really liked that wall with the color, signs, and shadow. And I waited for several minutes until somebody walked by.

This is one of the many beautiful entrances to a home in El viejo San Juan. The oldest city in Puerto Rico.

Sometimes you have to reach out.

The picture was shot with a digital camera; and as the model was adjusting the hood to his jacket, this image was created!

I was taking pictures of butterflies. When the humming bird appeared in one of the pictures.

A brief history of freeway traffic, as drawn by the headlights and brakelights of the passing cars...

I had some time to kill on a recent evening in Washington DC so I shot this dusk shot of the Jeffereson Memorial.

This is a picture of my niece wearing an old figure skating costume of mine.

crion autour de la nuit, de l'androgitt la drsonnalisation (Translated: Creation around the night to portray a depersonalized androgynous appearance)

The sun settles as a canopy over the city down in the valley. It had been clear and cold for the past few days. The fog seemed to catch itself on the valley sides.

A photo of a rose (Apricot Delight) taken in our garden in California.

Grandpa Old West, a volunteer at the Historical Society. Taken in South Dakota.

I've been working on this classic boat for 16 years through all the diversions of life. I finally decided that enough was enough and I should finish this project. Sliver is now transporting me and my family all through the St. Lawrence Seaway. I should have finished this project long ago!

Pictured here is my son while he was role-playing with my hat.

Taken at the Taos Pueblo in Taos, New Mexico, Oct. 2002.

Night shot of my daughter, Courtney, looking out the window. Back lighting is from a street lamp. No filters were used in making this image. Greenish cast was created when the photo lab processed the slide film as print film.

I took this shot in the subway in Manhattan, July, 2001. The model is my 15-year-old niece, Jenny. I heard the train coming, knew the shot I wanted, and Jenny obliged by leaning against the pillar for me just as the train pulled into the station. People often say, "That can't be New York! It looks way too clean!" WE LOVE NEW YORK!!!! and visit every summer. I desaturated the blues in this shot in order to play up the yellows and greens.

I took this picture in Santorini, Greece. When I saw this scene from behind, I struggled to catch a good snap of it before that man walked away!

This is my three-year-old just enjoying life at the beach.

La Garita, the guard post, at el Morro Castle, has been a silent witness to the history of San Juan.

The photo was taken with a tripod-mounted Nikon N8008s 35mm camera using an 80-210mm AF Nikor lens. The film was Kodak ASA 25 color print film.

I walk my dog every morning and take pictures as I go. My dog enjoys sniffing everything so I get plenty of time to look for and then compose my shots.

For nine months out of the year I live and work in Bucharest, Romania as a teacher. While visiting my favorite park, I noticed this gentleman completely absorbed in his game. I politely asked if I could snap his picture and he said "Yes!".

This picture was taken through the window of a local shop called the General Store. The shop is very small, but it is loaded with antiques and nicknacks. They sell ornaments for the holidays and Betty is one of them. I loved the natural composition of Ms. Boop on the watches and did not notice the reflection of her eyes in the lower center until I uploaded the shot.

This picture was taken at Fort Jefferson in the Florida Keys. Over 16 million bricks were used to build this fort.

Macro photography is a passion of mine, but it can be challenging under some conditions. For example, I took this photo on a fairly breezy day, which made it quite difficult to capture in sharp focus. After taking about 25 shots and nearing the end of my patience, I was finally able to get this one in focus.