Type Elements in Still Life

My early 70's word processing consisted of an IBM Correcting Selectric, scissors and glue. I also used lots of Correction Tape. Bill Rohwer (my graduate school mentor)  provided Selectrics in our lab rooms. After leaving Berkeley my first purchase was a Correcting Selectric with three Type Elements (fonts): Courier 10, Prestige elite 72, and Symbol. A representative delivered the Selectric to my apartment, unboxed it, and set it up, including bolting it down to a typing table. All that's left are the Type Elements, their storage units, and keyboard cards (showing the key locations for special characters).

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Link to Selectric Typewriter on Wikipedia

Camera: OMD EM5 with M.Zuiko 12 mm f2.0

Bonding

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Camera: Canon 7D with EFs 17-55 mm (and 580 EX Speedlite).

My favorite Disneyland Subjects

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Camera: Canon G9--Remains my favorite for simple "point and shoot" at Disneyland; rugged, small, and good image quality.

Chance at Wellandia

Wonderful evening at the Chance Theater's Season Preview

Managing Director Casey Long and
Resident Artist Kelly Todd greeted us

Spirits

Silent Auction

Host Scott Well and guests

Development Director Erika C. Miller

Artistic Director Oanh Nguyen

Wellandia Amphitheater

and Pool

...to the next 15 years

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Chance Theater

Camera: Olympus OMD-EM5 with M.Zuiko 17 mm f/1.8

Watercolor Duet

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Camera info: Olympus E-M5 with M.Zuiko 12 mm f/2.0; Canon 7D EOS 17-55 mm f/2.8

Links to John's and Tom's webpages (respectively):
John Salchak Watercolor    Tom Fong Watercolors