We are lucky to have the USS Wisconsin make its home here in Norfolk. People often relate length to how many football fields something is long. I don't know how long a football field is, but at over 880 feet the Wisconsin is surely longer.
Technical: Leica M2, 35mm, Kodak T400CN
January 13, 2001
The ladies at work are pretty good about letting me take their pictures. In fact, if it were true that taking a person's picture steals their soul, all the ladies at work would now be soulless.
Technical: Leica M2, 35mm Kodak T400CN
February 1, 2001
I took this picture at The Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, Virginia. Yes, I know it is a cliché snap. Yes, I know many photographers have one of these around. Yes, I know this is not an original or unique idea; however, I like this picture. The Chrysler is a terrific place to wander around for a few hours, or a place that you can run in and spend a few minutes at your favorite place. The Chrysler has a nice permanent photography collection as well as terrific photography exhibitions; some I've seen over the past year or so include, Ernest Whithers, James Agee, and Larry Clark. Most of the time it's not crowded and it's a place where you won’t feel rushed. It’s a great place to visit, whether a few minutes or several hours. We’re lucky to have the Chrysler here in Norfolk
Technical: Leica M2, 35mm, Kodak T400CN
February 10, 2001
Yes, another photo cliche.
Technical: Leica M2, 35mm, Kodak T400CN
February 10, 2001
I recently bought a car from this lady. She made it painless and the price was more than fair. I took this when I stopped by to have the oil changed.
Technical: Ricoh, 28mm, Kodak T400CN
January 4, 2001
Yes, another photo cliche.
Technical: Leica M2, 35mm, Kodak T400CN
February 17, 2001
I met this gentleman while wandering the streets of Norfolk searching for a picture. Sadly, I didn't do him justice.
Technical: Contax G2, 45mm, Kodak T400CN
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