Richard R. BuonannoI work to live, not the other way 'round. So here's where the important stuff is. I was scanning in all my family photos. If you've ever tried this you know what a major ordeal it is. My scanner died and I have not been able to replace it, so this project has gone on hold indefinitely.
Some of my photo albums are devoted to travel photos from an era when I was younger and it was easier to tote the kids around (hey, two-year-olds seldom complain about having to go museum-crawling). In scanning the pictures and building the web pages I am treated to some wonderful reminiscences and so inflict them on you. It all amounts to a travelogue of the warm, fuzzy-memory sort.
Random pictures end up on the family photo page, but here are picture sets from specific events:
This is the hole I used to live in and all of my junk. I have since moved downstairs and really need to take a new set of photos.
I have have lots of time but not so much money, so I take on stuff like this light table to feed the need to be geek. It's a project I did a couple years ago. I needed the light table to finish my protraits of the kids.
And here's a video of the Norasia Picnic many years ago when I crashed my bike and hamburgered a good portion of my body. (Just to have it linked in somewhere.)
Richard R. Buonanno