Scans of Darkroom Prints by Dave Krueger of Huntsville, Alabama
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These are digital color pictures of plastic model tanks. Home album are miscellaneous pictures of tank `groups` for size comparison and some pictures taken at a local war museum. Sub-albums are views of individual tank models as well as a picture of the front of the plastic model kit box.
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Huntsville Museum of Art WWII Photo Exhibit
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Local Huntsville photo outing April 22, 2012. I have hundreds of prints from one-day photo expeditions like this. I'll go out and photograph some local place of interest for anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours. Then, over a few days I'll print the pictures, after which they are stuffed in boxes, maybe never to be seen again. Occasionally I will scan a few of the prints and post them on a social network or on this site. They are a crude amateurish form of art, but I do it because I enjoy doing it, not because I'm any good at it. :-) Being obsessive about order and consistency, I handle all these prints with cotton gloves and, for several years now, every print I make is selenium toned to improve Dmax and placed in acid free storage. I treat them like they will go to the National Archives when I die instead of the local landfill where most amateur "art" ends up.
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These are uncropped, unedited scans from 8x10 black and white darkroom prints from 35mm negatives. Initially, the images will be simply labeled with their inventory number. I will add more descriptive info later.
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These are DIGITAL pictures of a racing simulator cockpit I built that slides under my gaming computer desk. Since I usually play FPS shooter games, I wanted a way to use my 34" 21:9 monitor for both racing and shooter games. When I'm not using it, the racing sim can be pulled out and parked against the wall out of the way. The monitor is on a swivel arm that allows it to be pulled out so it is right about the steering wheel base or pushed back so I can use it with the keyboard and gaming pad.