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Saw this on Red Green last night.. I had to share!

Earlier this year, I tasked myself to scan in all the old family photos in my possession. Last month, I accomplished that task. However, that was just the first of three steps. Step two was to caption each image with data about the image, as well as copying any notations that were on the...

Dredging up some old images in the archives, and found this I took over a year ago. Thought it would make a nice B&W conversion.

....... that was fun to take a camera in to! Old (built in 1917) 18-unit apartment building that's getting a make-over. Boiler room is down in the bowels of the earth..... the ceiling is at grade level.

Revisited a shot from earlier this year, and applied a Sketch to it.

Yep. 2.8mm! It's on their website: :p

... and stumbled across this shot I took this summer. I'm bored (todays' service call was a bust, no one home :censored:) So sometimes I carouse older files to get a fresh take on old images.

But first, the back-story: I went to the local camera store this morning to order some enlargements. As always, I checked their used gear offerings. I found me a nice pair of Tamron teleconverters.... a 1.4x and a 2.0x. I already have a Nikon 1.7x, but it only works with one of my lenses. I...

What a normal lamp filament looks like up close and heavily filtered:

I normally don't do portraiture, but I've been adopted by the neighbor and their grandkids as their 'family photographer'. In 2009, I got wrangled into a photoshoot with them. I ended up with this: We repeated the idea in 2011: Then, just a couple weeks ago, we 'did it again!':

Got onto a black & white conversion kick tonight with DxO's FilmPack 3. So I combed through the archives for shots I thought would make some nice black & white images.

Spent about 5 hours out today with the camera.

Sometimes, even an old-school lens can be art.

Home-made apple pie, home-made ice cream, topped with cinnamon!

Went out today to hunt down some fall colors with my new 70-200/2.8 and 1.7TC. Didn't find anything spectacular, but did find some fall shots.

Do you give names names to your gear? For instance, is your camera a D60 or is it George or Margaret? I know some people refer to their Tamrons and Sigmas as Tammy and Siggy. How about nicknames, like I refer to my 2000mm as Little Hubble.

... the title of this subforum should be changed to include the D610. :p