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Graphic evidence of dysfunction. A slide show of my life.

Digital Art

Proof I'll never be a professional artist no matter what tools you give me.

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August 6, 2002

Introduction
Some of my work as a photographer, some of my work as subject. Simply stated, no shot is too weird, no picture is too strange as long as it has something to do with me and my world. That includes just about everything, so there you go.

Click on any image to see the full-sized version. Be patient; it can take a little bit for the big ones. You'll find the captions at the bottom of each photo.

The gallerys are not arranged in a particular order other than when I happened to scan them in. Hope you enjoy!

Technical Notes
All photos were shot on various 35mm cameras, scanned with a UMAX S-6E, and fiddled with using Adobe Photoshop and/or Adobe ImageReady. Either that, or they were shot with a Canon PowerShot S300 Digital Elph then fiddled with using the Adobe software. In some cases no touch-up or color balancing was done, but in many cases I've eliminated red eye, removed or modified extraneous background details or improved the balance or contrast. Trust me when I say the results are a lot better than what you could've been looking at.

All photos are designed for display at thousands or millions of colors. If your computer is only 256 color-capable, you may see dithering which, while not catastrophic, is unsightly. Note that all photos are adjusted for the standard Macintosh gamma settings. If you're viewing this on a PC, everything is appearing darker than intended. (Please buy a different machine.)

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