Photography

[Rudy]

A bluff overlooking the water.

[Rudy]

A forgotten fence gate.

[Rudy]

I had a request to post this leaded glass window I made.

[Dennis The Bus Dweller]

Hey Rudy, is that window in your bus? I'd really love to learn to work with glass.

[Rudy]

The window above used to be in my 1966 Chevy camper featured on the 1973 Blue Bird thread. Pages 9 and 10.

On the previous page of this thread, you will see a stained glass piece that is presently hanging on the back door of my bus.

[Rudy]

This is what I call a mobile home.

[GoodClue]

In my carefree, halcyon racing days ...
I used to "Race 'em into the ground ..."



GoodClue

[stuartcnz]

Here are another couple of photo's on the Maruia Saddle. The first one is taken out the window of the truck on the same day as the first photo of it, that I posted earlier on in this thread. There are several streams which go across the road like this.



And here is one from a sunny day. Can't you just imagine what it would have been like to travel this road in a stage coach?

[stuartcnz]

This is a small water fall near where I used to live. It is taken on 35mm Velvia Transparency.

[stuartcnz]

Sometimes you just need somewhere to sit and contemplate. This place was also near where I lived.

People often think it is greener on the other side. In my case it was greener where I was.

[stuartcnz]

I was in Westport for the night when I took this, so I think it is probably Carters Beach.

[dburt]

Those last photos of the "jungle" remind me of some places along the Oregon coastal range of mountains. Heavy growth, lots of moisture, a temperate climate, almost an overdose of green!

[Rudy]

When I was 13 years old, I sang soprano in the balcony of this church. There is a giant pipe organ up there. Some of the pipes are over thirty feet tall.

[Rudy]

The old farm house I hung out at in my late twenties.

[Rudy]

A beautiful apartment building in West Hartford, Conn. In my early teens, I delivered newspapers on that street. Sometimes my brother and I would sneak up into the attic and watch people on the street through those dormers on top.