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Kodak Moments
Why I always have a camera on hand
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On my downtime, I am a semi-active hobby photographer. The photo bug bit towards the end of my 8th grade year just in time for a band party. After that, I found myself with some sort camera in my hands whenever possible. Finally, for Christmas five years ago, I got my own camera, an APS F600 by Kodak. Though it's not a very fancy camera, most of these pictures were shot on it, and it has done wonders over the past few years and has gone with me to several different states. To me, photography doesn't always have to be about the best camera, something I have come to learn after getting a job at Walgreen's in the photo lab. Getting a good picture often has nothing to do with the camera and more to do with other variables:

*Bullet*film speed (camera's ISO equivalent
*Bullet*indoor/outdoor picture taking
*Bullet*flash use
*Bullet*travel conditions (this can severely damage your film if you're not careful!)
*Bullet*weather conditions (outdoor photography)
*Bullet*time of day
*Bullet*type of picture (group, action, nature, etc.)

and many more. I could be here all day listing the variables! (For anyone that might care, I advocate using 200 speed film. It's a better all around film and makes excellent reprints/enlargements!)

As of April 2005, I have switched over to digital. While I'm still getting to know my camera, I am finding that digital has expanded photographic possibilities for me, and I'm able to do more with my FUJI A340 four megapixel camera. Everything added to this folder from June 2005 on will most likely be from my digital camera.The photos in this folder have been taken between 2000 to 2006. The newest photos are at the top, and the oldest are at the bottom. So sit back and enjoy the Stik's photography.

*Note4* I have decided to upload my photos at Photobucket to save space in my portfolio. You can see the various collections at the following link.

http://s9.photobucket.com/albums/a100/soledad_moon/

The photos are contained in the subalbums linked on the lefthand side of the page.

Portfolio -> Visions -> Kodak Moments

Ibis Duo  [E]   100.0 KB
Acting like they own the place

The Squirrely Life  [E]   87.0 KB
These are some fearless critters.

Peeking into the Mangroves  [E]   64.0 KB
A look at a dying ecosystem

Odd Fries  [ASR]   51.0 KB
You sure you want fries with that?

Balloon! Of Lights!  [E]   42.0 KB
Nighttime on the famed Las Vegas Strip.

Water Level  [E]   32.0 KB
Sure has declined over the years....

Stik and Parents  [13+]   43.0 KB
Finally! A better picture!

Beach at Blowing Rocks  [E]   31.0 KB
A study of blues

Singing Tower  [E]   95.0 KB
The center of Bok Sanctuary

Chalet  [E]   69.0 KB
An inspiration for the Mimosa

Port Mayaca  [E]   18.0 KB
A summer day in my land of solace

Fish Painting  [E]   35.0 KB
Two teens plus tempera paint equals

DC Cherry Trees  [E]   25.0 KB
Cherry trees in bloom

DC in Black and Whte  [E]   19.0 KB
Blame it on serendipity

Old Friends  [E]   66.0 KB
Friends in black and white

Workin' Hard  [E]   36.0 KB
One of my favorite school shots

One's Reflection in My Lens  [E]   34.0 KB
One of my favorite photos

This Way!   [13+]   8 Items
Odd signs I find along the way.

Reflection off My Lens II  [E]   31.0 KB
A second black and white portrait

My Snowman Tree  [E]   91.0 KB
Yes, it's real.

An Order Handled Strangely  [E]   24.0 KB
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