Bookends - January 2009. Driving down a ranch road west of Browning, MT I caught sight of a few horses betwen the mounds of plowed snow. Stopped and climbed up on a mound. Shot four images in rapid succession and stitched them together after the fact. The sky still has some stitching artifact - so this image is heavily cropped. It was only after the fact that I noticed the horses on each end of the spread. PANASONIC LUMIX DMC LX2. Double click on the image.
I'm an emergency room physician since 1982. Currently I do what is called "locum tenens," working at various locations for weeks to months at a time. States I've worked include New Hampshire, Ohio, Indiana, Arizona, Wyoming, South Dakota, and Montana.
My Father got me started with adjustable cameras in the early 1960's. My gear includes basically three systems - Pentax Spotmatic (mid-late 1960's); Nikon FE2/F3HP (mid-1980's); and Leica M2/M4 with late Canon LTM optics and one Voigtlander lens. My first serious digital was a Panasonic LUMIX DMC LX2 - a startlingly versatile little instrument. I've recently picked up a Canon 5D body - on which I'll use my Asahi Super Takumar and Auto Vivitar lenses until I can afford some more contemporary optics. There are an additional fifteen or so 35mm and 120 roll cameras.
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