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10 posts from July 2010

30 July 2010

Cross-Country Route Planning

It's a topic people ask me about more than perhaps any other: if you're planning a cross-country road trip, what route should you take?

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29 July 2010

Flight Deck

I have no idea what this guy was doing on the flight deck of the USS Midway.

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26 July 2010

Color Guard

On the flight deck of the USS Midway, the color guard was practicing for an event that was taking place in a day or two.

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24 July 2010

Play Fun Win

Once you get to The End, what's next?

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23 July 2010

Men

As you can tell from the little icons I put in the corner of my posts, I like universal symbols. If I can use one in an abstract design, I'm all over it.

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22 July 2010

Santa Monica Pier

Now that I've manually cleaned up the scratches, here is some Kodachrome from Santa Monica Pier, the western end of Route 66.

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18 July 2010

End of the Trail

For the dedicated Route 66 explorer, visiting the Santa Monica Pier is a must. Little of the history survives once you get into Los Angeles – Route 66 passes right through Beverly Hills, after all – but this is the end of the old Mother Road, so you'll get here eventually.

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10 July 2010

Rebel

The only reason I wanted to go to Griffith Observatory was Rebel Without A Cause. I guess I'm not the only one: lo and behold, this bust of James Dean sits out front.

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05 July 2010

What I Won't Miss About Kodachrome

I sent twelve rolls of Kodachrome off to Dwayne's for processing. Much of the returned film is badly scratched, mostly horizontal scratches running length-wise along the film, with other scratches thrown in for good measure. Infrared cleaning in the scanning process is troublesome with Kodachrome and often does more damage than it cures.

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01 July 2010

Beverly Hills Cop

I knew what I was going to call this picture before I even released the shutter. As I waited for him to walk up the street into the right position for the shot, I had it all in my head.

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