Heidi, Rick, Heidi Marie John, James March 1996 |
John Rick, Heidi, James January 1998 |
These pictures were all scanned from ordinary 3 x 5 prints, using a 300 dpi scanner, and sharpened using the software provided with the scanner, with (in most cases) minimal cleanup afterward. It’s incredible what can be done nowadays.
From time to time I will scan and add more pictures.
| Central shot. | |
| Storm coming behind Heidi Marie and Heidi. This was the only picture that required more extensive cleanup, since it was an old picture and in somewhat poor condition. Actually it was done in two pieces. Can you tell? | |
| Lake shot. The lake and surrounding swamp were home to anacondas, piranhas, electric eels, caimans (small alligators) and stingrays. We loved to swim there! (I’m not kidding about any of this. The piranhas were not one of the aggressive species.) | |
| Our Sport Utility Vehicle, outside our house. The trees in the background are mango trees, the only tree that flourished in the incredibly poor soil there. |
| Edge of the plateau above Choachí, Cundinamarca, on the road from Bogotá, approximately 11000 feet. The bottom of the valley below is at about 5000 feet. Can you see the two-fstory house at the left edge of the picture? That should give you a feel for the size of the cliff! | |
| Neusa Reservoir, Cundinamarca, a cold but lovely place. | |
| Villa de Leiva, Boyacá. Main square. This town is an old colonial town whose architecture has been maintained in the colonial style. One of the most restful places I’ve ever been. | |
| Villa de Leiva, Boyacá. View of the Hostería Mesopotamia, a 400 year old mill currently used as a hotel, and surrounding countryside. |