Not a camera, but a large scale model train found in an auto-repair yard in East Oakland. Any ideas where this might have come from?
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- Ashlar, again.
- Painting as it is now.
- It looks empty here to me. It needs a little some...
- More on Painting
- You can see where I've redrawn the sidewalls and r...
- Painting taking on more of an illusion of space.
- Circus Contraption
- More cameras
- Not a camera, but a large scale model train found ...
- Time to play match the camera.
- Nice, schlubby camera. A type of brownie.
- I don't usually do much to the backs of the camera...
- I hope that blue stays nice and vivid, but it will...
- A camera called "Starlet".
- This one came out a little funky...I may do over.
- "Stitching" in leather was nice to do.
- Rapture of the deep.
- The colors are amazing.
- Lobe coral and yellow tang.
- Finger coral. Can you spot the starfish, kids?
- Puffer hiding out in coral, center bottom.
- Sailfin tang.
- Yellow tang.
- Unknown fish.
- Coolest. Fish. Ever.
- Close-up of fish shown below.
- Fish that is pictured in my book, but not identified.
- Fish.
- Snazzy little number with white stripe.
- Ffaelan fish.
- Alex fish.
- The rare and much feared ultraviolet pufferfish.
- Kilauea and environs
- Steam produced by the still-erupting Kiluaea volca...
- Lua Manu.
- Another view.
- Crater.
- One of the many wonderful patterns created by swir...
- Cooled off slag that looks like quartz.
- Field of lava mounds.
- Lava crust bursting upwards.
- Geomarker in the middle of nowhere.
- Lone dead tree in lava. There is a very faint rai...
- At nearly 4000 feet.
- Lava fields.
- I love the way the light plays over the surface.
- Lava as far as the eye can see.
- Pu'uloa Petroglyphs
- figure 1
- figure 2
- figure 3
- figure 4
- figure 5
- figure 6
- figure 7
- figure 8
- figure 9
- figure 10
- figure 11
- figure 12
- figure 13
- figure 14
- figure 15
- Happy July 4th.
- My first glimpse of the Big Island.
- Our first prance in the Pacific in Kailua-Kona.
- Gallery room in Hawi.
- Hallway in gallery.
- Great sign.
- Old cigarette machines in front of abandoned build...
- Close up.
- Debra in Hawi.
- My brother posing in his "Cuban Attache' ' persona.
- Wooden sculpture of Castro outside cigar and antiq...
- Sign on the way to Hawi we all posed in front of. ...
- Dad and Alex at the lava tube at Kilauea.
- Lava site.
- A petroglyph at Kilauea. More to come on these.
- Alex and me at Kilauea.
- Spencer beach.
- A banyan at Spencer.
- Postcard perfect.
- The hillside that is the final resting place of th...
- The Captain Cook monument marks the spot where he ...
- Ffaelan and Dad hanging out on the upper deck of F...
- Deb and me and ten tons of sunscreen on the Fair W...
- Coffee beans at Greenwell farm. This great coffee...
- A member of the ginger family.
- Old coffee grinder.
- Coffee beans in the sun.
- Old coffee bean sorter.
- Family and family to be at Greenwell.
- Steps to the old Greenwell residence, now a ruin.
- The "green well"?
- St. Benedict's spire. This church is also known as...
- Side view of spire.
- Fr. Damien of Molocai in front of St. Benedict's.
- Tromp L'oeil paintings on the inside of church.
- Altar view of St. Benedict's.
- Choir and ceiling in St. Benedict's.
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